Brake inspection and pad renewal in DIFC
Review pad wear and braking components before arranging the correct replacement parts.
What to expect
A brake-pad quote follows the vehicle specification and an assessment of the discs, calipers and wear sensors. We explain any related work required and arrange a suitable service setting; electronic parking brakes are handled according to the model's procedure.
Tell us if you notice these signs.
- A brake wear indicator is displayed
- Inspection shows pads close to their wear limit
- Braking produces a new noise or vibration
Discuss these with the team.
- Pad, disc and related hardware review
- Agreed compatible parts and installation
- Final brake operation assessment
Have these details ready.
- Make, model, year and trim or brake package
- Which warning or noise you have noticed, front or rear
- When pads and discs were last replaced
How this service is arranged.
- Tell us the symptoms or the service dueShare the vehicle details, mileage and what you have noticed. Photos of warnings help.
- Assessment and a written scopeThe car is inspected and the findings explained, with the proposed work and price set out for your approval.
- Approved work, then checksOnly approved work is carried out. The result is checked and anything worth watching is noted for you.
A few things you may want to know.
If your situation is different, describe what the car is doing and where it is parked.
Do the discs need replacing with the pads?
Not always. Discs are measured and inspected, and replacement is recommended only if they are worn below limit, scored or warped.
Are wear sensors replaced too?
Where the car uses them and they have been triggered, a new sensor is normally needed for the warning to clear. This is listed in the agreed parts.
Send the pin. We'll take it from there.
Your car model, parking level and a location pin help us bring the right equipment. We confirm the price and arrival estimate before dispatch.