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Why Use BookMyGarage to Book Your Brake Disc Replacement?

We have helped over 15.6 million drivers compare and save on their MOT, servicing and repair costs at local garages. In fact, when you compare garages near you through our online comparison site, you can save up to 70% when you choose one of the lower-cost options!

As one of the UK’s leading garage comparison sites, we’re dedicated to helping drivers save money on their car maintenance. Here are just some of the ways we keep you in control of booking your brake disc replacement:

No Upfront Payment. You never enter any payment details when you book your brake disc replacement. We never charge you any fees to use our site and you always pay the garage directly after the appointment.

Transparent Prices. Garages on our comparison site always set and update their own prices, so there are no nasty surprises at the end of your appointment. This price won’t change unless you agree to extra repairs directly with them.

Plenty of Choice. We may recommend certain garages depending on your location or the product you select, but you always have the final say. There are thousands of fast-fit, independent and franchised garages on our online comparison site, so you’re able to see all your options and choose the best one for you.

24/7 Online Booking. When you need new brake discs, you want them fitted as soon as possible. You don’t want to wait around for the garage to open so you can call up and get it sorted - and with BookMyGarage, you don’t have to. We allow you to make your appointment day or night, even when the garage is closed.

Compare deals and save up to 70% on your car maintenance when you choose one of the lower-cost options through BookMyGarage. Enter your vehicle reg and postcode to compare instant prices on brake disc replacements near you and book the best deal today.

How to Book Your Brake Disc Replacement

1. Enter your vehicle reg and postcode.
2. Compare deals. You can sort garages in your area by whatever best suits your needs: price, distance, reviews and ratings or availability.
3. Pick a date and time for your appointment.

After you book your appointment, we send you a confirmation email with a summary of your booking. We also inform the garage who may also be in touch to confirm the booking or to ask for extra details.

You never pay for your booking until after all the work has been completed and deal with the garage directly after the initial booking process. You also have the ability to change or cancel your booking for free until the day of your appointment.

If your brake pads need replacing, it's very likely that you also need to book a brake pad replacement. This ensures maximum braking efficiency and keeps you and other drivers safe on the roads. Book your brake pads and discs replacement in just a few clicks at your perfect local garage today.

Why Do Most Technicians Recommend Replacing Brake Discs & Pads Together?

Replacing your brake pads and discs at the same time brings several benefits:

Avoid doubling down on repair costs. It's easier to replace brake pads than brake discs, so it doesn't add much time to the repair at all. As such, it can actually work out cheaper to replace your brake pads and discs together.

Better braking performance. If your brake pads or discs are older than the other, your brakes become less efficient. If you replace the parts together, your car will come to a much smoother stop more regularly. On top of that, braking will be quieter and more comfortable because all the parts are in-sync. 

Increased safety and lifespan of parts. Partly worn brake pads can damage your brand-new discs and cause them to wear down much quicker than they should. This might mean that you need to replace your brake pads and discs more frequently than you should.

However, it is also possible to replace your brake pads without also fitting new brake discs. Pads have a shorter lifespan, so your discs may still be strong and healthy even if the pads are almost entirely worn.

How Often to Replace Brake Discs?

Brake discs usually last around 50,000 miles. However, if you brake gently and sensibly, they can last up to 120,000 miles.

Most manufacturers recommend specific intervals for brake disc replacements. You can find these in your vehicle handbook. On top of that, most modern cars have brake warning lights that alert you when your brakes are very worn. If you see this warning light, make sure you book an inspection to find the cause of the problem as soon as possible.

On top of that, we recommend checking your brake discs every 10,000 miles to ensure they're still in good condition.

How Will I Know When I Need a Brake Disc Replacement?

There are a few key signs that indicate when your car needs a brake disc replacement:

Screeching or grinding noise.This happens when the friction pads on either your brake pads or discs wears down and there is metal-on-metal contact. This will also mean that your car has minimal braking power so you should avoid driving it until you get your brake discs replaced.

Car pulling to one side or vibrating under braking.This usually means that either one brake is stronger than the other or that one of the parts is warped. Again, this can be very dangerous and you should avoid driving your car as much as possible.

Front brake discs showing signs of damage.If you look at your brake discs through your tyres, you may be able to see some damage on the discs. If they look worn or visibly damaged, book a replacement at a garage near you now.

Warning light on dashboard.When the friction lining of your brakes wears down to an unsafe level, it reaches the wear indicator. When this happens, a warning light shows on your dashboard, informing you that you either need new brake discs, pads or both.

Your car can also exhibit the above symptoms when you need new brake pads. If you're unsure what your exact issue is, book a Visual Inspection at a garage near you for an expert opinion. After the technician has found the problem with your car, they will provide a transparent quote for the repair but you never pay a penny until after they have completed all the work.

How Much Does it Cost to Fit Brake Discs in the UK?

We compared prices on Eurocarparts and Halfords for these popular UK models to work out how much brake discs cost, on average. The following prices do NOT include labour costs or anything else associated with fitting these parts.