The Audi RS2 is a performance-focused vehicle, and its braking system is essential to maintaining not only safety but also the driving experience it’s known for. While front brake pads often take the brunt of braking duties, the rear brake pads are equally important for balanced stopping power, preventing excessive wear on the front brakes, and maintaining overall vehicle stability.
At Meta Mechanics, we specialize in rear brake pad replacement for the Audi RS2. Whether you’re experiencing worn pads, reduced braking performance, or unusual noises, our skilled technicians are here to restore your car’s braking efficiency and ensure it continues to deliver the precision stopping power Audi drivers expect.
Issue Identified:
- Squeaking or Grinding Noises:
- Problem: If you hear high-pitched squeaks or grinding noises when applying the brakes, it’s a sign that the rear brake pads have worn down and need to be replaced.
- Solution: We’ll replace the worn pads and restore quiet and smooth braking performance.
- Reduced Braking Efficiency or Longer Stopping Distances:
- Problem: If the rear brake pads are worn, you may notice that the vehicle takes longer to stop or that the brakes feel less responsive.
- Solution: New brake pads will restore the proper braking force, ensuring quicker and safer stops.
- Vibrations or Shaking When Braking:
- Problem: Uneven wear on the rear brake pads can cause vibrations or pulsations through the brake pedal when braking. This may also be an indication of rotor wear.
- Solution: After replacing the rear brake pads, we’ll inspect and resurface or replace the rotors if needed to ensure a smooth braking experience.
- Visual Inspection Shows Worn Pads:
- Problem: If you notice the brake pads are thin or worn down to the metal, it’s time for a replacement.
- Solution: Our team will replace the rear brake pads and inspect the rest of the brake system for any other issues.
- Brake Warning Light:
- Problem: Some Audi RS2 models have a brake wear sensor that triggers a warning light when the brake pads are near the end of their service life.
- Solution: Once the light comes on, it’s time for a professional inspection and replacement of the rear brake pads.
Audi RS2 Inspection of Rear Brake Pads
Audi RS2 Removal of Rear Wheels
Audi RS2 Removal of Old Rear Brake Pads
Audi RS2 Inspection of Rear Brake Rotors for Damage or Wear
Audi RS2 Rotor Resurfacing or Replacement (if necessary)
Audi RS2 Cleaning of Brake Components (Calipers, Rotors, etc.)
Audi RS2 Lubrication of Caliper Slides and Hardware
Audi RS2 Installation of New Rear Brake Pads
Audi RS2 Brake Pad Bedding-In Process
Audi RS2 Reinstallation of Rear Wheels and Torque Check
