We use the best brake parts made to the original manufacturer specifications providing our customers with the highest level of safety possible. Our car brake fluid, brake pads and brake discs are always competitively priced.
As with many mechanical components on your car, if there is a problem with them then you can normally be able to hear or feel something under braking. Typical symptoms of brakes that may be worn or damage include:
If you recognise any of the above symptoms then it will normally mean that your car brakes are worn or damaged and we would recommend that you complete our online form or request a call back.
Brake discs are key components of your car's braking system. The disc sits on the wheel hub and slows the vehicle down when the brakes are applied through the use of friction. Your vehicle's brake pads 'grab' onto either side of the brake discs through the application of a hydraulic piston. This reduces the speed of the vehicle and allows it to come to a safe stop. At Andrew Green MOT and Service Centre we can provide a full brake inspection and replacement service to include the fitting of new discs and pads at the best prices, complete our online form or request a callback.
Brake Grinding or squeaking are signs that your car brakes may not be working efficiently. The brake pads are a vital component of your braking system, gripping the brake disc and slowing the car through friction. If your pads are worn, they need to be replaced for your own safety as soon as possible as leaving this unattended can cause further damage and create further issues which eventually could cause a serious accident. Andrew Green MOT and Service Centre have an extensive range of brake pads and brake sensors for your car. We use only the best brake parts made to the original manufacturer specifications providing our customers with the highest level of safety possible. All our car brake parts including pads and discs are competitively priced. Complete our online form or request a callback for a fast quote.
Brake pads are governed by legislation commonly known as Regulation 90 (R90). This European legislation came into effect in September 1999 and stipulates that all brake pads sold for use on vehicles manufactured after this date must be tested and comply to R90 standards. The test involves taking each homologated vehicle used on the public roads within Europe and comparing the front and rear brake performance with the original parts to those of aftermarket parts to close the door to cheap and nasty imported brake pads throughout Europe Pads.
