Here you’ll find everything you need to know about Volkswagen brake servicing as well as important information on your brake system and related Genuine Parts.

Brake Service

Brake Service

Volkswagen service employee checks the brakes of a VW car – Brake Service

Of all the safety-relevant parts, the brakes of your Volkswagen are exposed to the greatest stress. To make sure they work safely and smoothly, you’ll need to have them checked and serviced regularly. During the Brake Check, the functionality of the components in the brake system, including the parking brake, is examined and the brake fluid level checked. If a part is defective, it will be repaired or replaced during the Brake Service.

Brake components and brake fluid

Genuine Volkswagen brake parts are designed to match your vehicle and are made up of various components, each of which has a different function. The brake system includes, among other things, the brake discs and pads, which interact with the braking system. Volkswagen Brake Servicing goes beyond the statutory ECE-R90 brake standard and brings a range of additional benefits. Below you can learn more about the most important, maintenance-relevant components for the drum brakes, which are used in some of our ID. models.

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Brake FAQs

Practical information on brakes

Do you want to read more about the structure of your disc or drum brakes, read up on possible damage, or get some tips and tricks relating to your brakes? Find useful information on your brake system here.

Services for engine oil and fluids

If you’re interested in servicing for engine oils and fluids, we’ll be happy to help.

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Important information :

^If you are selecting a Volkswagen ID.3, ID.4, ID.5, ID.7, ID.7 Tourer or ID.Buzz then prices shown are the MDP (Manufacturer's Direct Price).  This is the price set by Volkswagen which you pay for the vehicle.  Volkswagen ID vehicles are sold by Volkswagen UK, a trading division of Volkswagen Group United Kingdom Limited (please note that you will need to visit an authorised Volkswagen Retailer (acting as agent for Volkswagen UK) to order, purchase and take delivery of your Volkswagen ID vehicle).  The MDP includes delivery to an authorised Volkswagen Retailer (acting as agent for Volkswagen UK), number plates, new vehicle registration fee, the first year's Vehicle Excise Duty and VAT (calculated at 20%).  You can find out more about the Volkswagen model for selling ID vehicles by clicking https://www.volkswagen.co.uk/en/legal/mdp-explained.html.

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