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Hello!

Yes you should be find providing you dont plan on driving to Lapland and back! They are a guidance and designde to warn you that they are low but not dangerously low to give you enough time to replace etc.

As for getting them they are pricey! I have been lucky in the past and got genuine pads for not a lot of money off ebay so cant comment on any aftermarket items. It is not a massive job to replace them yourself if you are pretty handy with a spanner!

Good luck and hope this helps!

Paul

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I think I need to do mine soon - do I need any special tools. It's been a while since I've changed brake pads. Do I need a 7mm allen key?

Are there any pads that would be better than OEM - I wouldn't mind changing discs and / or pads if they would improve the braking. Hate squeeky brakes so I wouldn't want high performance if it meant squeeking & squeeling.

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Hi all

Just had the front pad warning light come on. frown.gif

Will the pads be OK to leave until after the festive season. beerchug.gif

What pads do people recommend,best place to purchase. ECLIPSe.gif

Thanks 169144-ok.gif

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My pad warning light was on for 3 months.

After which - it become metal against metal. So you're probably good for another 6-8K miles! 169144-ok.gif

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