Compare VW Brake Pad Replacement Deals

Why Use BookMyGarage to Book Your Volkswagen's Brake Pad Replacement?

We have helped over 17.5 million drivers compare prices to book their MOT, servicing, and repairs 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 MOT and service 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 your brake pad replacement:

 

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

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 can see all your options and choose the best local garage for you.

Honest Reviews & Ratings. See what like-minded drivers have to say about every garage on our comparison site to help inform your decision. Always unfiltered and unedited for transparency.

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 the garage.

 

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

 

How to Book Your VW Brake Pad 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 brake pad replacement, we send you a confirmation email with a summary of your booking. We also inform the garage, and they may also be in touch to confirm the appointment 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.

 

 

Book a Brake Pad Replacement for These VW Models:

• Golf
• Polo
• Lupo
• Passat
• Bora
• Beatle

 

SecretServiceTM for Your VW

Exclusively through SecretService™ you can book your brake pad replacement at an official main dealer, for less than booking direct.

Main dealers offer premium quality, and we want to help every driver experience this, no matter what car you drive. We work with many of the leading UK dealerships, offering drivers exclusive deals on their unsold workshop slots. This way, your VW gets the quality of care it deserves, and you get the best deal.

What's more, these prices are so low that dealerships don't want anyone else to know about them. That’s why SecretService™ is the perfect solution, for both dealers and drivers. We fill the workshop slots by offering lower prices, but we also keep the dealership's identity a secret until after you've completed the booking. This keeps their reputation intact. It works just like secret hotels!

 

Why Book a SecretServiceTM?

The official main dealers, or ‘franchised dealerships’, are the ‘gold standard’ of car maintenance. They are certified to sell new or used cars and maintain and repair vehicles as part of an ‘aftersales’ care program by manufacturers.

Simply put, the manufacturers trust dealerships to deliver high-quality brake pad replacements on all vehicles. They have manufacturer-trained technicians, use genuine (or equivalent) parts, and must adhere to the quality standards set by manufacturers to maintain their franchise status.

In addition, they generally specialise in one or two makes. This allows them to look after these cars to an even higher standard. These main dealers are the experts who know your vehicle best.

Exclusively through SecretService™, your car gets the quality it deserves, no matter its age, and you pay no more than you would at the independent garages in the area. Not only is the main dealer service the ‘gold standard’ of car maintenance, but SecretService™ also gives you exceptional value for money.

 

FAQs

How Long Do VW Brake Pads Last?

Your VW brake pads will last anywhere up to 50,000 miles. If you use the brakes aggressively or use them more frequently than necessary, you could find yourself needing to replace your brake pads before you rack up 50,000 miles.

Pay attention to where you are braking unneeded or slightly too aggressively to try to extend the lifespan of your brake pads. 

 

What Does The Check Brake Pad Warning Light Mean?

VW’s have a light on the dashboard that indicates you need to check your brake pads. If you see this light illuminated on your dashboard, it is time to get your brake pads replaced. The way this works is by having a small sensor embedded within the brake pad material.

Once the pad has been worn down and is getting too thin, the sensor will come in contact with the rotor, completing the circuit to turn the light on.

 

Can You Drive With Worn-Out Brake Pads?

We don't recommend driving with worn-out brake pads. If you suspect that yours are worn, you should replace them as soon as possible.

Not only is it dangerous to keep driving with worn brake pads, it will also lead to an MOT failure. You also risk damaging other brake parts, causing a more expensive repair in the long run. As a result, we strongly recommend replacing your brake pads as soon as you notice that they're worn.

 

What Does a Worn Brake Pad Sound Like?

A worn brake pad generally makes a screeching, squealing or grinding noise. It is usually quite loud and persistent. If you one of these noises every time you brake, it is very likely the wear indicator is rubbing against the brake disc. This indicates that your brake pads have no friction material left and aren't slowing your car down efficiently.