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    Just has Audi call me during a service to say they recommend I change my rear brake pads and that will be £235 thanks.

    Anyone had them changed for a more realistic price?...the parts seem to cost circa £40 at ECP...not sure how much a local garage would charge for fitting?

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    Genuine VAG pads are very expensive, even the most basic Q5 pads are £90 a set and the rest will be labour. Most garages get very grumpy if you supply the parts, find a local VAG indi, give them the reg and see what they say.
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