Where to buy new discs?

Zascar

I have a warped front left disk so need a new set of discs and pads for the front. Car is a 2001 Audi TT Quattro 25bhp. I have a mechanic mate who will fit them so want to see where I can buy them and get a good price. Not looking for drilled/grooved etc just a decent normal set - at a good price. Any recommendations of where I should buy from?

visual

Zascar wrote: »

25bhp.?

Open the door and put your foot out.

As most places are closed Sunday you could search ebay or micksgarage for comparison price. But your local motorfactor will probably have best price as there is no postage involved

Technoprisoner

Zascar wrote: »

I have a warped front left disk so need a new set of discs and pads for the front. Car is a 2001 Audi TT Quattro 25bhp. I have a mechanic mate who will fit them so want to see where I can buy them and get a good price. Not looking for drilled/grooved etc just a decent normal set - at a good price. Any recommendations of where I should buy from?

http://www.gsfcarparts.ie/parts/service-parts/brake-discs-pads/brake-disc

quadrifoglio verde

Zascar wrote: »

I have a warped front left disk so need a new set of discs and pads for the front. Car is a 2001 Audi TT Quattro 25bhp. I have a mechanic mate who will fit them so want to see where I can buy them and get a good price. Not looking for drilled/grooved etc just a decent normal set - at a good price. Any recommendations of where I should buy from?

eurocarparts? Ive had no problems with pagid disks.
They've a few discounts at the moment

Kenny Logins

http://www.ottocarparts.com/shop/100626-disc-brake

goz83

Local motor factors. You wont get internet stuff delivered by tomorrow. Consort in Artane might have a set handy if you're local.

kay 9

I found www.mister-auto.ie good. Micks garage seems to pull prices from the clouds on some stock

George Dalton

Any motor factor will get you a set at short notice but you may find it difficult to get decent stuff.

GSF or Otto would be your best bet if you want a decent brand and you want them quickly.

Mister Auto is fine if you can wait a couple of weeks for the stuff to arrive.

dr.fuzzenstein

kay 9 wrote: »

I found www.mister-auto.ie good. Micks garage seems to pull prices from the clouds on some stock

I have yet to buy anything off them and I check them for every part I buy, they are nuts.
My local motorfactors has always been cheaper on every occasion than Mick's, it should be called takingthemick.com

Stella Virgo

Zascar wrote: »

I have a warped front left disk so need a new set of discs and pads for the front. Car is a 2001 Audi TT Quattro 25bhp. I have a mechanic mate who will fit them so want to see where I can buy them and get a good price. Not looking for drilled/grooved etc just a decent normal set - at a good price. Any recommendations of where I should buy from?

here ya go.....
http://www.micksgarage.com/fremax/
dont forget to type in the discount code.

corkgsxr

I find brembo from the UK via eBay to be very good prices for high carbon disks and there basic pads.


And there basic pads are brilliant

Bus Boy

Eurocarparts in Belfast are hard to beat. Give them a call.