Front brakes pads and rotors change




I took my 2020 C43 sedan to the dealer for the 40K maintenance service. The dealer said my front rotors are at 34.51 and 34.66 and the pads are low at 5mm and they recommend changing both rotors and pads. Cost is $1350.
I call local shops and they quoted $1100 and another shop is $850. What should I ask for as far a genuine mercedes rotors and pads? Do you recommend getting the parts online and have them installed? If so, can you share the SKU number of the front brake pads and rotors and the website you would recommend?
Thank you in advance!
Christine
I took my 2020 C43 sedan to the dealer for the 40K maintenance service. The dealer said my front rotors are at 34.51 and 34.66 and the pads are low at 5mm and they recommend changing both rotors and pads. Cost is $1350.
I call local shops and they quoted $1100 and another shop is $850. What should I ask for as far a genuine mercedes rotors and pads? Do you recommend getting the parts online and have them installed? If so, can you share the SKU number of the front brake pads and rotors and the website you would recommend?
Thank you in advance!
Christine
Get the MB/Akebono kit from FCP Euro, and a few tools, you'll come out hundreds ahead of all of those quotes even if you have to buy tools.
Mercedes Brake Kit - Genuine Mercedes 0004212312 | FCP Euro
FCP EURO MB Parts = $666.76
MB 2 piece are expensive ($400+ for pair) and aftermarket ones I see are single piece and range from $75 to $300 for a pair.
So dealer not too too bad but you could do cheaper in the driveway and even save more if willing to go single piece rotor.
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2. Caliper Brush & Hangers
3. Motive Brake Bleeder
4. Anti-squeal paste
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Be careful with a caliper-cleaning brush so as not to damage the rubber dust-boots on the caliper pistons. Personally, I've always been successful simply using a 50/50 rubbing alcohol and water mix to clean calipers (so that makes 2 tools I don't have).
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Be careful with a caliper-cleaning brush so as not to damage the rubber dust-boots on the caliper pistons. Personally, I've always been successful simply using a 50/50 rubbing alcohol and water mix to clean calipers (so that makes 2 tools I don't have).
$;-))
Mercedes Brake Kit - Genuine Mercedes 0004212312 | FCP Euro
FCP EURO MB Parts = $666.76
MB 2 piece are expensive ($400+ for pair) and aftermarket ones I see are single piece and range from $75 to $300 for a pair.
So dealer not too too bad but you could do cheaper in the driveway and even save more if willing to go single piece rotor.






