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Offline sjw

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Re: Disc and pad costs
« Reply #30 on: 30 October 2023, 17:47 »
I had mine done end of last year by local trusted garage in Hampshire, I did research and Borg and Beck seemed like good make, and the outside is coated, so they haven’t rusted like the OEM did.

Brakes feel great, glad I didn’t pay the £1000 the stealer wanted.

Prices have crept up a bit since then, but this is what I paid:

Front disc and pads

Discs £104.46
Pads £45.24
Labour £94.80
Sub Total £244.88
Vat £48.90
TOTAL £293.40

Rear discs and pads

Discs £88.30
Pads £33.48
Labour £126.40
Sub Total £248.18
Vat £49.63
TOTAL £297.81

Parts

https://www.mpdonline.co.uk/volkswagen-golf-2.0-petrol-2014/product/brake-friction-br-discs-disc-br/brake-disc/BBD4383

https://www.mpdonline.co.uk/volkswagen-golf-2.0-petrol-2014/product/brake-friction-br-discs-disc-br/brake-disc/BBD5331

https://www.mpdonline.co.uk/volkswagen-golf-2.0-petrol-2014/product/brake-friction-br-pads-pads-br/brake-pad-set/BBP2381

Is your car a Non PP? I dont know if mine has 272mm or 300mm rear discs :lipsrsealed:

Have you seen this? I found this useful

https://blog.fcpeuro.com/the-definitive-guide-to-mk7-volkswagen-gti-brakes

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Re: Disc and pad costs
« Reply #31 on: 01 December 2023, 17:47 »
To answer my own question at the top of page 2, paid £640 last week for both front and rear discs and pads at the local franchised VW dealer (Inchcape).

Tried booking via the website first and they wanted approx £1k. So rang them up and asked for a quote over the phone and was told £640.

I'm not saying there won't be cheaper garages out there, but this was the best I could do for genuine VW parts.
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Offline davo245

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Re: Disc and pad costs
« Reply #32 on: 03 December 2023, 17:45 »
To answer my own question at the top of page 2, paid £640 last week for both front and rear discs and pads at the local franchised VW dealer (Inchcape).

Tried booking via the website first and they wanted approx £1k. So rang them up and asked for a quote over the phone and was told £640.

I'm not saying there won't be cheaper garages out there, but this was the best I could do for genuine VW parts.

Always worth calling round different dealers and asking for diclscount once you get a price from one they will usually all match it
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Offline coolhandluke123

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Re: Disc and pad costs
« Reply #33 on: 04 December 2023, 14:25 »
To answer my own question at the top of page 2, paid £640 last week for both front and rear discs and pads at the local franchised VW dealer (Inchcape).

Tried booking via the website first and they wanted approx £1k. So rang them up and asked for a quote over the phone and was told £640.

I'm not saying there won't be cheaper garages out there, but this was the best I could do for genuine VW parts.

Always worth calling round different dealers and asking for diclscount once you get a price from one they will usually all match it

They will probably ask for it in writing as its in the T&C of price matching.

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Re: Disc and pad costs
« Reply #34 on: 04 December 2023, 19:16 »
To answer my own question at the top of page 2, paid £640 last week for both front and rear discs and pads at the local franchised VW dealer (Inchcape).

Tried booking via the website first and they wanted approx £1k. So rang them up and asked for a quote over the phone and was told £640.

I'm not saying there won't be cheaper garages out there, but this was the best I could do for genuine VW parts.

Always worth calling round different dealers and asking for diclscount once you get a price from one they will usually all match it

They will probably ask for it in writing as its in the T&C of price matching.

Yeah I had this last year when shopping around for a cam belt. The closest dealer wouldn't even match the price on the VW website!
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Re: Disc and pad costs
« Reply #35 on: 01 June 2026, 07:24 »
Anyone had discs and pads changed recently and what sort of costs are you getting?
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Re: Disc and pad costs
« Reply #36 on: 29 June 2026, 19:21 »
Anyone had discs and pads changed recently and what sort of costs are you getting?

Doing mine this weekend .. no performance pack.. parts around 280 pounds for discs and pads front and back (brembo brand )  doing the work myself , bought from auto doc

Offline symonh2000

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Re: Disc and pad costs
« Reply #37 on: 30 June 2026, 15:37 »
Ours has performance pack.

I changed the front discs and pads, coated Discs were around £80 (Juratec) and pads around £50 (Textar)

It took around 1/2 hour per side, although I am fairly experienced at fixing cars.
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