Brake Wear Warning Sign

[Guest notti]

Hi folks,

Any of the b classers here experience the above?

Cycle quoted me $500 plus, any authorised workshop to change the brake pads to recommend will be highly appreicated

Btw, anyone knows how long will the whole process take?

[Guest Raskie]

notti wrote:

Hi folks,

Any of the b classers here experience the above?

Cycle quoted me $500 plus, any authorised workshop to change the brake pads to recommend will be highly appreicated

Btw, anyone knows how long will the whole process take?

alot of workshops will be able to do brake pad change ... but I am not sure if one needs to be reset the warning message or it will go off once new pads are in ? Would not take more than an hour to do .. check with MBM for $$$ ?

[Guest 9339]

notti wrote:

Hi folks,

Any of the b classers here experience the above?

Cycle quoted me $500 plus, any authorised workshop to change the brake pads to recommend will be highly appreicated

Btw, anyone knows how long will the whole process take?

I had just did mine at MBM, took less than 2 hour and $$$ is less than you are being quoted.

Give Chole from MBM a call, this pretty cute babe will be happy to answer all you ???

[Guest Cklasse]

For my W203, I noticed the front brake pad will be replaced together with the brake worn sensor. Getting the brake pad out is a simple and fast job, it's certainly less than $500.

[Guest Toddy]

my last change for A class W169, front brake pad and sensor with labour charges not more than S$200, (original Merc brake pads and sensor)