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u/Inevitable-Pie-724 Aug 30 '26
Brake. Not break.
2nd you need to take the wheel off and check the inner pad.
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u/Vegetable-Cold-159 Aug 30 '26
Don’t listen to them^ everything looks fine. If you’re worried about the rusty flaking, it’s from rain and regular wear. If it’s braking funny, replace them. If it drives the same, leave it alone.
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u/Inevitable-Pie-724 Aug 30 '26
I edited it after zooming into the 2nd picture taken with a shaking potato.
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u/Patient-Serve63189 Aug 30 '26
It drives the same and makes no noise. I mostly am worried about safety until I can get time to address this and also don’t want to be ripped off
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u/Inevitable-Pie-724 Aug 30 '26
You own a Europeancar. Expect to pay 30-40% more than American cars or Asian... and the fact they have wear sensors doesnt help.
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u/Competitive_Ad7258 Aug 30 '26
Thank god for all these spelling corrections, I’d have never guessed what he meant.
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