Heard a grinding noise, came and went for about a week but I didn’t have time to check (I drive A LOT so that definitely didn’t help), finally got around to checking the wheel. Brake pad is worn down completely, just metal on metal. Rotor is rough, but overall looks decent, so I absolutely need to replace it? Tight on money at the moment and I’ve never done the rotors myself either.

Other questions, if I’m doing brake pads on one side, do I have to replace the brake pads on the other side too? Straight away I mean, she is due for a service as of 500km and I’ll be taking her in soon.

  • ItzFateX@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    I would replace them but if you are tight on money then you dont have to. I would just hate to have to do brakes again after getting new pads because the rotors are shot. Also get pads for both sides. Also rotors are super easy to do. If anything is seized or stuck just have a blow torch and hammer next to you