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Have just bought an Audi Allroad. Really happy with the car but took it in for an Audi inspection and it turns out the brake discs are 70% worn at the front and 90% worn at the back so I need a new set of pads and discs. Audi have quoted me something like £1000 which seems very steep. Anyone know where I can get this done much cheaper?? The independent dealer offers a 3 month parts a labour "warranty" but when I spoke to them, all they said was "bring it in and we'll have a look at it".....my concern is that they'll just do the bare minimum and I'd rather the job was done properly. How it passed to MOT I'll never know!
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Aaa parts available at Euro Car Parts. ATE OEM parts. A VAG independant. Where abouts do you live. £1000 is just grazy. Regards Peter
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As a comparison
My boy's 06 BMW 5 - new disks and pads @ BMW specialist using genuine parts £700 last month. He also needed 4 tyres @ nigh on £900 - 35,000 out of the set was not bad but @£225 a corner it was a dear month!
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It passed an MOT because they probably dont need doing. Take it for another MOT and see what they say.
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I can find the new discs and pads online for about £300, how much would it cost to fit them? Also, if the brakes and discs need replacing do I need to order any additional parts?
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Get anti squeal paste they are a doddle to fit but check the are worn first I would not trust a main dealer as far as I through them.
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Also, if the lower near side suspension links are said to be "knocking", what parts do I need to order? Thanks
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