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Old Sep 2nd, 2022, 12:16   #1
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Had my 2013 , 215bhp XC70 in to the garage for a service yesterday and they recommended it needs new front discs and pads (there is a fair lip on the disc) . I have looked on Eurocar parts and see there are several brands , what do member's recommend , or stick with genuine discs - earing in mind the cars getting on a bit and is 100k mileage now ? I know it's safety but do I really need to pay dealer prices ?? I can fit them myself so its just the cost of the parts
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Go with Brembo.
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Check out Volvo Parts Trade on Ebay ( used to be Mill now Stoneacre ) as they are quite good for genuine.

Also worth emailing FRF as VOC members get a good discount if you quote code
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Brilliant , I've gone for the Brembo from ECP , collecting them later on so will be busy this weekend if the weather holds 😉 thanks for the advive .
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Check out Volvo Parts Trade on Ebay ( used to be Mill now Stoneacre ) as they are quite good for genuine.

Also worth emailing FRF as VOC members get a good discount if you quote code
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^^^ That.

Volvo still make their own discs for the larger XC models, you can always tell a car where genuine Volvo discs and pads are fitted as the brake pedal feel is much better and more sensitive, and the discs wear with a mirror like finish, not rough like the pads are covered in coarse sandpaper.
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The cost of good discs is small compared to fuel costs today. I bought mine from Volvo, but fitted them myself.
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The cost of good discs is small compared to fuel costs today. I bought mine from Volvo, but fitted them myself.
I did the same.
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Check out Volvo Parts Trade on Ebay ( used to be Mill now Stoneacre ) as they are quite good for genuine.

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I have bought genuine Volvo pads and discs this way at very competitive prices and it turned out to be Mill Volvo Newcastle.
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