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At North Penn Volkswagen, we operate a VW certified service center with factory-trained and certified technicians offering a Service Xpress Front Brake Pad Replacement guaranteed to get your service completed as quickly as possible with no appointment. When you drive a special vehicle, it deserves a special brake pad replacement service from experts that share the VW emblem on our service center with the VW emblem on your vehicle. We will remove the worn front brake pads, inspect the entire braking system, and install factory authorized front brake pads to specifications.
We encourage our customers to get routine brake system inspections to know precisely what braking maintenance is needed. However, if you notice any of the warning signs, it is very likely that you will need brake maintenance with the only uncertainty being – what service will restore specifications? Here are the most common symptoms resulting from worn front brake pads:
Brake pads are designed to wear out to protect the other braking components from damages. This known wear demands that the brake pads get inspected at a specified schedule and replaced as needed when they are worn out. The front brake pads generally wear out faster than the rear brake pads due to handling additional stopping forces. Since front brake pads generally wear twice as fast, they will require more frequent replacements with a shorter replacement interval. If you aren’t a trained technician, we recommend leaving the brake pad inspections to factory-trained and certified technicians as we employ.
One of the best ways to protect rotors’ physical integrity is with new brake pads before the old ones wear out. Old brake pads notoriously wreak havoc on rotors that benefit from having a perfectly flat face contacting the flat brake pad face. When brake pads wear out, they can cause deep grooving, cracking, and warping to the rotors that reduce the surface area creating the resistance needed to stop at specifications. The best way to protect the rotors, extend their life, and save money on operational costs is by remaining diligent with brake pad inspections and replacement.
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