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Brake Pad Cost

Bhattman

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Hi all,

My 2017 Cayenne S Diesel is currently being inspected at the local main dealer. Whilst confirming the Transfer box failure (thank goodness for the warranty!), they also suggested my front and rear pads should be changed, but the discs are ok. They have quoted £800 for the front pads and £650 for the rears. This sounds excessive to me but I wanted to canvass opinion. I use an independent for my older 911 (996) and they charge nothing like this.
 
Thanks, that was my initial reaction! I'm just concerned that using an Independent will in some way invalidate the Porsche Warranty?
 
Thanks for the advice, all booked in with the Independent in January for around £1,000 less than the main dealer!
 

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