Mercedes brake pads, discs or caliper replacement

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With hundreds of Mercedes Specialists nationwide in the FMC network, you can locate trusted brake pad and disc replacement at a great price.

Working brakes are crucial to your safety and the condition of all your car’s components. 

Therefore, it’s important to deal with any repairs efficiently, whether that be brake replacement, repairs or issues with your suspension. 

Top garages for Mercedes Brake Pads and Discs (2,705 found)
HiQ Enfield
919 Jobs Completed
Enfield
4.9 / 5

HiQ Enfield is part of the HiQ network covering over 110 centres within the UK. Our services include Tyres, Car Servicing, MOT Class 4&7, 3D Wheel Alignment, Air Con

MJ VEHICLE REPAIR LTD
384 Jobs Completed
Bredbury
4.7 / 5

WE ARE RAC APPROVED GARAGE In our garage, we carry out our job to meet the highest standards and professional requirements. There is nothing that we can not fix as we

M and M AUTOTECH LTD
1681 Jobs Completed
Beverley
4.9 / 5

Mike first opened the business in 2010 from previously working at Vauxhall Main Dealers. Mike started with the aim of getting back to the basics of motor repairs and to g

Formula One Autocentres - Enfield
646 Jobs Completed
London
3.8 / 5

Established in 1974, Formula One Autocentres set out with a mission to deliver a completely new fast-fit experience to its customers. This would feature clean, modern pre

Protyre Telford
652 Jobs Completed
Telford
4.6 / 5

Offering vehicle tyres from many manufacturers including Pirelli, Michelin, Bridgestone, GT Radial, Goodyear, Hankook, Falken, Goodyear Dunlop with same day fitting avail

JHM Mobile
48 Jobs Completed
Barnsley
5.0 / 5

JHM Mobile service, diagnostic and repairs, operating in the South Yorkshire area but not limited. Offering the ease of brining the garage to you. With over 8 years in th

SAD - Automotive Mobile Repair (CB)
341 Jobs Completed
Norwich
4.8 / 5

Select A Driver Ltd. - Automotive Repair is a small team of mobile mechanics, with loads of experience and knowledge to keep you on the road, with the added benefit of no

Fife Autocentre - Dundee
853 Jobs Completed
Dundee
4.9 / 5

Fife Autocentre has since 1993, become a household name and is now established as Fife's leading dealer and distributor of tyres, brakes, servicing, MOT’s, batteries, exh

Dudek Motors
315 Jobs Completed
Dundee
4.7 / 5

For quick, reliable and high-quality car repairs and servicing, get in touch with Dudek Motors Dundee. Our expert mechanics will diagnose any problems with your car and r

ABZ Autoworks Ltd
201 Jobs Completed
Portlethen
4.8 / 5

Lynx Auto Centre Limited
292 Jobs Completed
Near Horsham
4.9 / 5

Lynx Auto Centre is a family run business with a great pedigree and a trading history spanning 3 decades. We provide a comprehensive range of auto repair services for

C.L.M Autocare
763 Jobs Completed
Greenhithe
4.8 / 5

With more than 15 years’ experience, you can rest assured if your vehicle has a problem or requires a repair, we can fix it. We bring together a group of dedicated and

Joys motors Ltd
682 Jobs Completed
Reading
3.8 / 5

ROYAL CARS AUTOCENTRE LIMITED t/a AUTODOCS
92 Jobs Completed
HIGH WYCOMBE
5.0 / 5

Based in heart of Buckinghamshire in High Wycombe we are both AA and RAC approved garage, we provide the following: Bodywork Whether it’s a minor scratch or major coll

Protyre Enfield
963 Jobs Completed
Enfield
4.3 / 5

Protyre Enfield was originally owned by South African based Tiger Wheels and originally sold Yokohama exclusively. The centre is positioned on the A10 ideally situated fo

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Mercedes brake pads, discs or caliper replacement

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Brake Pads and Discs cost?


The average quote for a Brake Pads and Discs is £273.21. However, the exact price will depend on the garage or mechanic you choose.

Are there any Brake Pads and Discs specialists that offer courtesy cars?


There are 74 Brake Pads and Discs specialist garages in our network that can offer you another vehicle while yours is being worked on.

Average rating for  Mercedes Brake Pads and Discs  bookings

4.76

160 reviews

How much does a [carMake] [serviceName] cost?

The cost of [serviceName] will likely differ greatly depending on which [carMake] model you have. Combining the varying cost of parts and the difference in labour hours needed to complete the job, different [carMake] models will cost different amounts for [serviceName]. Take a look below at the average quote for [serviceName] on WhoCanFixMyCar.com for some of the top [carMake] models.


[serviceName] Cost by [carMake] Model
Mercedes ModelAverage PriceGet Quotes
Mercedes A-Class£228.56
Mercedes C-Class£298.11
Mercedes E-Class£231.65
Mercedes Gla-class£255.35
Mercedes Cla£311.72
Mercedes Gle-Class£304.11
Mercedes Clc-Class£364.67
Mercedes Vito£266.59

This table uses data from quotes provided on FixMyCar between 16/11/2024 and 14/02/2025.

Mercedes brake pads and brake discs

A brake, or brake pad is a system that safely enables a car to stop. Brakes get rid of the kinetic energy that helps the car move, which is done by using force of friction to convert this motion of energy into heat. Your car's braking system is made up of the following components: Brake discs, which spin with your car's wheels, Brake Pads, which push on the discs to slow the car, Brake Calipers which hold, and push, the pads, Brake Lines (or 'Hoses') which carry Brake Fluid, and your Brake Master Cylinder and Servo, which work to amplify the effort you use when pushing the brake pedal. Wear or failure of any one of these components will cause braking problems, requiring repair.

Modern cars have brakes on all four wheels which are operated by a hydraulic system and are made up of several components all of which are subject to stress which could result in breakage.

The front brakes in a car are typically the ones which play the greater part in bringing a car to stop as the weight of the car is thrown forward every time the vehicle comes to a stop.

There are different systems used for braking from one car to the next which suits the needs of the vehicle size and function.

The common hydraulic system uses fluid to apply pressure to pistons in the car close to its wheels to bring the car to a halt.

Some cars also have power brake assistance which helps to reduce the amount of effort required to apply stopping power.

If you need to have your brakes repaired there are several issues that could have caused the problem and several things that could be affected.

If you suspect you need your brakes repaired but your car is still drivable, there are some symptoms which could give you clues as to what the problem is.

The brakes are often the noisiest part of a car if there is an issue which means you should be able to hear a problem which cannot be said of many other broken car parts. Therefore, noticing the need for a car brake repair should be obvious. But you can check faulty brake symptoms here.


What are Brake Pads?

Brake pads are a critical component of a car and a vehicle cannot come to a halt without them functioning properly. Brake pads are fitted to the brake calipers which push the pads into the brake discs which are fitted to a car wheel. When a car is moving, the pads grip the discs to slow down the wheel and thus slow the car down.

A high amount of heat energy is created from the resulting friction as explained above and over time, this will wear brake pads down.

Brake pad replacement is a common job, the work to remove a worn-down-set is not complex so if you require a brake pad replacement, the repair will not be a lengthy one.

If you would like to understand how to tell when your brakes need servicing read our dedicated guide.


What are Brake Discs?

Brake discs are fitted to the car wheel itself and they are gripped by the brake pads.

Brake discs replacement is more expensive; the parts are more expensive than pads. Often pads are placed at the same time the discs are replaced.

If a mechanic advises you to replace your brake discs, they will likely suggest replacing the pads at the same time due to a the low cost of the part and the little extra labour time needed.


How to change brake pads

Brake pads are changed by removing the wheel and unscrewing the bolts which hold the part in place. The part is then simply taken off the brake caliper and a new brake pad is fitted. The same process will be applied for each of the pads that need to be replaced.


Common Brake Repairs

There are many other common issues which can arise with the braking system which are not connected to brake pads and discs issues. The brake lines are susceptible to leakage as brake fluid can leak from the system if rust is untreated. The master cylinder is also a part of the braking system which can become faulty. If you would like to understand more we have a dedicated page for brake repairs.

If you want to know how brakes work, we have created a dedicated guide.


Signs of faulty brake pads and discs

There are several obvious signs that your brake pads and discs are not operating properly. If your car is taking much longer to come to a stop, it will be clear that there is a problem with your brakes.

Other signs of faulty brake pads and discs are;

  • Burning smell
  • Spongy brake pedal
  • Screeching noise
  • Grinding noise
  • Pulling to one side
  • Squeaking noise

If you would like to learn more about the signs of brake problems we have written a dedicated guide.


Local garages for brake pads and discs

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You can then compare the quotes and read reviews from previous customers to find the best brake pads and discs deal in your area, before booking online.

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