Compare Nissan Micra brake repair quotes from specialist garages

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If you're looking to book any repair work for an Nissan Micra, you can easily compare quotes from our network of thousands of garages and mechanics, find the best price and instantly book online.

Nissan is one of the most popular car makers in the world, but few people know it also used to make spacecraft engines. The Lambda 4S-5, an experimental carrier rocket, was developed by Nissan; in 1970, it launched Japan's first satellite into space. Over the years, the brand has bolstered its success by entering a strategic alliance with Renault, a French manufacturer, and Mitsubishi, also based in Japan. The fastest car by Nissan is the GT-R, which can do 0-60 in less than three seconds - a genuinely eye-watering speed.

The Nissan Micra has been a common sight on British roads since the 1980s. Despite undergoing several transformations over the years, the qualities that made it so popular are still present: it's cheap, comfortable, economical and small. 2019 was a successful year for the Micra; it won 'New Car of the Year' at the FirstCar Awards, and Car Dealer Magazine named it 'Used Small Car of the Year'. Although Nissan has issued a few recalls, it's a generally reliable car without any significant known problems.

Your car's brake system is complex, consisting of pads, discs, callipers, brake fluid, ABS, rotors, a master cylinder, brake lines, backing plates and a handbrake. Many of these components wear down until you eventually must replace them.

Brake pads usually last between 20,000 and 60,000 miles, while brake discs last roughly 50,000 miles. Frequent harsh braking can considerably reduce the life of your car's brake system.

It can be challenging to tell what kind of car brake replacement or repair you need. An ABS fault, for example, will be indicated by a warning light on the dashboard. Alternatively, you might need to book a brake line repair if you notice your car pulling to one side.

There's no need to stress - A brake specialist will be able to tell you precisely what is wrong. Finding expert garages that work with genuine car parts has never been easier, thanks to FixMyCar.