Brakes, checked in front of you.
Pads, discs, calipers, fluid, handbrake. If we say something's worn, you'll see the measurement — not just the invoice.
Signs you shouldn't leave it
- Squealing or grinding when you slow downUsually pads at or past their wear limit — grinding often means metal on disc.
- The pedal feels soft or travels furtherCould be fluid condition, air in the system, or a leak worth finding quickly.
- The car pulls to one side under brakingOften a sticking caliper — it also wears one side's pads far faster.
- Vibration through the pedalTypically warped or unevenly worn discs.
- Handbrake needs more travel than it used toCables or rear mechanism adjusting out — an MOT item as well as a safety one.
What the check covers
- Pad thickness, measured and filmedmm reading
- Disc wear, lip and scoringvisual + gauge
- Caliper movement and sealson the ramp
- Fluid condition and leveltested
- Handbrake travel and balancechecked
PriceBrake pricing varies by vehicle — we'd rather quote you after looking than guess here.
Same on every job
You'll see the pads before you approve the pads.
Every brake job includes a video health check. Worn item on camera, measurement on screen, price in writing, decision yours.