Wear rate on Breaks
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Wear rate on Breaks
Is it possible to tell how worn your break pads are without removing the wheel first?
I took my Wagon to the garage to have something else looked at and whilst the car was up on the ramp I was told the break pads need replaceing - cost £178
I know the wheel never came off during the inspection so I was wondering how they could tell.
cheers
I took my Wagon to the garage to have something else looked at and whilst the car was up on the ramp I was told the break pads need replaceing - cost £178
I know the wheel never came off during the inspection so I was wondering how they could tell.
cheers
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Probably much better pads than dealer fit ones too, and you have the added satisfaction of knowing its done right. (Hopefully ;-)
Thats about 100 squid for free. Now what could you spend that on.....Daz
Thats about 100 squid for free. Now what could you spend that on.....Daz
#7
I have done pads before on my 205 GTi but I no longer have any trolly jacks - dont trust those scissor jacks for prolonged work - especially when I park on a mixture of mud and gravel, or tools to do the job. Was a bit shocked at the price myself, apparently the replacement pads are £86 +VAT to start with for the Subaru items. Maybe it is time to look around for an aftermarket set.
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