Brake Pad Front And Rear

Repair

Risk Warning

If the Volkswagen has a problem with its front and rear brake pads, the safety of the driver and other road users is significantly compromised. The brakes may not respond as quickly as normal, and their efficiency could be greatly reduced. This can lead to increased stopping times, a lack of control and potentially a collision. Furthermore, a lack of brake efficiency can increase the wear and tear on the brakes, leading to more expensive repairs in the future.

How safe is your Volkswagen car?

100%

Car Safety Rating:

Dangerous to drive

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FAQ

What causes the need to replace front and rear brake pads?

Front and rear brake pads wear down over time as they are used to slow down and stop the vehicle. As the brake pads wear down, they need to be replaced to ensure that the vehicle is able to safely stop.

How often should I replace my front and rear brake pads?

Brake pads generally need to be replaced every 30,000 to 70,000 miles, depending on the type of car, driving habits and road conditions. We suggest that you check your brake pads regularly to ensure they are in good condition and replace them when necessary.

Is it safe to drive my Volkswagen with worn out brake pads?

No, it is not safe to drive with worn out brake pads. Brake pads provide the friction needed to stop your vehicle, and without them your brakes will be less efficient and could cause an accident. It is best to replace your brake pads as soon as possible.

How much does it cost to replace front and rear brake pads?

The cost of replacing both the front and rear brake pads will depend on the make and model of your car. Generally, we charge around $150-$200 to replace both the front and rear brake pads.

Is it necessary to replace both the front and rear brake pads or can I just replace one?

It depends on the condition of the brake pads. It’s best to check both the front and rear brake pads and replace whichever has the most wear.

Are there any signs that my Volkswagen needs new front and rear brake pads?

Yes, if you hear a loud squeaking or grinding sound when pressing your brake pedal, it likely means that your Volkswagen needs new front and rear brake pads.