1/1/2023 and I’m watching this video. Great information. It was like listening to a brake school instructor. I feel confident in changing my brakes now. Thanks for sharing

Dam I felt like I was listening to my dad for a minute 🤣🤣 schools in session.

Thank You for this video, You make it look easy. Brakes are one thing I am nervous about doing myself, I don't know why but in my mind I always think " will I be able to stop after?" lol

Very good step by step instructions. You spot on about the first 100km. When I replaced both my pads and disks, the brakes took longer to engage, I think they call it the bedding in the brakes. So as you said , no heavy breaking. After the first 100km, the breaks then was awesome.

I love you intro man. Youre the best. O want to upload videos like you

Very informative & helpful, thanks boet! I've changed VW Golf and Corsa brake pads 15-20yrs ago but never both the pads and discs on a Merc, so this video gave me more confidence to do it myself rather than pay 100s of dollars here in Australia. Cheers

wise men

Many thanks 🙏

Thank for your instructive video. The best bleeding procedure is through the bleeding nut and not through the resrv. due to possible clogging and over spill . I am just wondering if both front brake kits came with pad secure pin because I found it on my MB. C230 rear brake and I have no idea about front one, which I am planning to work on them very soon.

Thank you so mutch but you need to clean the disce

Steel replacement, not Aluminium?

I thought the sizes one needs are 12mm, 18mm and T30?

Disks/Rotors are more expensive than brake pads. In California