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Brake Pads On Ebay
Hi All
A friend of ours is going to fit my REAR brake pads and discs before the MOT is due
Things i i am sure i can get these cheaper from EBAY than the carparts people
BUT i dont really know whats compatible...
I have a V reg diesal ASTRA
If anyone can point me in the right direction i would be very greatful :beer:
A friend of ours is going to fit my REAR brake pads and discs before the MOT is due
Things i i am sure i can get these cheaper from EBAY than the carparts people
BUT i dont really know whats compatible...
I have a V reg diesal ASTRA
If anyone can point me in the right direction i would be very greatful :beer:
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Get part numbers from those flip chart things in Halfords.
Don't skimp on braking parts!.....0 -
davetrousers wrote: »
Don't skimp on braking parts!
Agreed, they could be the last set that you ever buy if they fail.0 -
Actually , your both right , think i`ll go to the usual car parts supplier :eek:0
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I wouldnt even trust 'normal' car parts suppliers. Go dealer, you may be pleasantly surprised at the price & it's got a nationwide 2year warrenty in case of issues. Ive worked on the factor side of the fence & we took back faulty brake pad sets EVERY week...not worth skimping in my humble opinion.:A Luke 6:38 :AThe above post is either from personal experience or is my opinion based on the person God has made me and the way I understand things. Please don't be offended if that opinion differs from yours, but feel free to click the 'Thanks' button if it's at all helpful!0
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buy a well known brand or as tit says genuine parts.
dont bother with the likes of power train or trupart cheap budget stuff, even if they dont fail on you they will need replacing very soon again....work permit granted!0 -
Halfords own brand brake pads...:mad::mad:
I'm pressing the brake. I'm pressing it harder. Nothing is happening....Conor
Unstoppable.....0 -
I wouldn’t even trust 'normal' car parts suppliers. Go dealer, you may be pleasantly surprised at the price & it's got a nationwide 2year warranty in case of issues. I’ve worked on the factor side of the fence & we took back faulty brake pad sets EVERY week...not worth skimping in my humble opinion.
In my experience the dealer will be two or three times the cost of motor factors. I’ve never had faulty pads, the normal problem with factors is they deliver the wrong type0 -
for the sake of a couple of quid buy them in a motorfactors0
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try http://www.autovaux.co.uk/ or
http://www.buypartsby.co.uk/?autospares
Genuine Mintex from the last one for a good price last time I bought some.0 -
I buy from motorfactors and have never had any problems. Though I do buy branded, ie: ATE or Brembo and, in the case of Euro Car Parts, they sell the same Textar pads that the dealerships use.Happy chappy0
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