This Vauxhall brake system maintenance material analyses the differences between models and provides a detailed overview of comprehensive brake replacement quotations for 2025, including both front and rear brake upgrades, based on vehicle modification, engine type and level of wear. The material provides information on the cost of replacing brake components (pads and discs) for different Vauxhall models, and looks at key system components such as wear indicators and high performance materials, including prices for parts with labour. It concludes with an instructional video demonstrating a professional brake pad replacement procedure.
Cost of replacement of front and rear brakes in a Vauxhall
In 2025, the average Vauxhall brake replacement will cost between £570 and £1050, this includes components for the rear and front axle. The price ranges shown take into account the different specifications and technical features of different Vauxhall models.
The cost of a full brake system service for Vauxhall cars, including brake disc and pad replacement and the cost of the work, is determined by a number of parameters. These include the specific vehicle modification, engine type, brake wear and the category of components required. The table below provides an overview of the models with the cost of replacing the front and rear brakes, as well as the total cost.
Vauxhall brake pads and discs replacement price table in 2025
Cost of change of Vauxhall front and rear brake pads
In 2025, average Vauxhall brake pad replacement prices range from £190 to £350 for 4 brake pads, 2 on the front axle and 2 rear axle. The cost of replacing Vauxhall front and rear brake pads varies considerably depending on the vehicle modification. Details of costs for different models are shown in the table below.
Vauxhall brake pad replacement cost table
Vauxhall model
Average cost of front brake pads (£)
Average cost of rear brake pads (£)
Total cost (£)
Replacement / installation time (hours)
Corsa
£100 – £150
£90 – £140
£190 – £290
1,5 – 2
Astra
£110 – £160
£100 – £150
£210 – £310
1,5 – 2
Insignia
£120 – £170
£110 – £160
£230 – £330
1,5 – 2
Mokka
£110 – £160
£100 – £150
£210 – £310
1,5 – 2
Grandland
£120 – £170
£110 – £160
£230 – £330
1,5 – 2
Crossland
£110 – £160
£100 – £150
£210 – £310
1,5 – 2
Zafira
£120 – £170
£110 – £160
£230 – £330
1,5 – 2
Vivaro
£130 – £180
£120 – £170
£250 – £350
1,5 – 2
Combo
£110 – £160
£100 – £150
£210 – £310
1,5 – 2
Adam
£100 – £150
£90 – £140
£190 – £290
1,5 – 2
Vauxhall brake disc replacement cost in the UK
In 2025, replacing brake discs on a Vauxhall will cost on average between £380 and £700, the price for 4 discs, 2 on the front axle and 2 on the rear. The exact cost varies by model and may depend on the choice of parts and workshop.
Vauxhall brake disc change price list
Vauxhall model
Front brake discs (£)
Rear brake discs (£)
Total cost (£)
Replacement / installation time (hours)
Corsa
£200 – £300
£180 – £280
£380 – £580
2 – 2,5
Astra
£220 – £320
£200 – £300
£420 – £620
2 – 2,5
Insignia
£240 – £340
£220 – £320
£460 – £660
2 – 2,5
Mokka
£220 – £320
£200 – £300
£420 – £620
2 – 2,5
Grandland
£240 – £340
£220 – £320
£460 – £660
2 – 2,5
Crossland
£220 – £320
£200 – £300
£420 – £620
2 – 2,5
Zafira
£240 – £340
£220 – £320
£460 – £660
2 – 2,5
Vivaro
£260 – £360
£240 – £340
£500 – £700
2 – 2,5
Combo
£220 – £320
£200 – £300
£420 – £620
2 – 2,5
Adam
£200 – £300
£180 – £280
£380 – £580
2 – 2,5
How long do the brake pads in a Vauxhall last?
The brake pads in your Vauxhall need to be changed every 60,000 to 100,000 kilometres. In any case, it is good to systematically check the degree of wear and to respect the service intervals specified by the vehicle manufacturer.
All you need to know about changing the brakes and brake pads of your Vauxhall
Various models of Vauxhall have their own design of brake systems. The Vauxhall Astra and the Vauxhall Insignia might require different sizes or design of the pads. The Astra normally has a compact braking system installed in it while the insignia can have more powerful brakes that will be able to bear the weight and speed of the car accordingly.
Of major importance with the Vauxhall Corsa is the condition of the rear drum brakes on earlier models. Owners of all Corsa models fitted with four-wheel disc brakes must pay particular attention to the caliper guides, which may seize due to corrosion or contamination.
Wear and tear of the front brake pads is a well-reported Vauxhall Mokka issue; we recommend using good quality low dust pads in order to maintain clean wheel discs and give efficient braking. Yet another recommendation for the model is paying regular attention to the condition of the brake fluid-as too often the Mokka are driven in areas where temperatures amplitudes are big. The following recommendations will help you go a long way toward reducing the risk:
Brake fluid change: The recommendations for all Vauxhall models are that brake fluid change should be done every 2-3 years or when deteriorated, which would help to keep optimum system pressure and avoid corrosion.
Use of genuine parts: Genuine or manufacturer-approved brake pads and discs will ensure the best compatibility and performance.
Regular servicing: It involves periodic brake system inspections by a competent mechanic who can detect and rectify defects on time, thereby preventing the chances of brake failure.
How long does it take to change brake padsand discs in a Vauxhall?
It is believed that the replacement of new brake pads and disks on a Vauxhall will take from 1.5 up to 3 hours depending on the modification of the vehicle, technical condition of the brake system, and qualifications of the technician.
If you are after high performance and do not mind the higher price, Brembo is a great choice. For a balanced combination of price and quality, TRW or Bosch, Ridex would be a good choice. If you are into long-lasting original parts, ATE would be an ideal choice. In any case, you need to opt for such pads which are according to the specifications of your Vauxhall for safe and efficient braking.
Vauxhall brake pad cost: the best brand
Brand
Cost (£)
ATE
£40 – £80
Brembo
£50 – £90
Bosch
£45 – £85
Textar
£40 – £75
Ferodo
£35 – £70
EBC
£55 – £100
Pagid
£45 – £80
Jurid
£40 – £75
Hawk
£60 – £110
Bendix
£35 – £70
Ridex
£30 – £60
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Parts Details
Diameter: 249
Brake Disc Type: solid
Drilled:
no
Surface: Coated
Supplementary Article / Supplementary Info Info 2: with bolts / screws
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Vauxhall brake replacement
Is it time to upgrade your Vauxhall's brake system? Great, as Autodoc has prepared a detailed replacement guide. This step-by-step guide covers the complete process of working with brake discs and pads. Thanks to instructions from Autodoc, you will be able to perform the replacement as confidently as a master craftsman. Study the material and master professional techniques for replacing brakes!
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Reviews - 6
Parts Details
Diameter: 258
Brake Disc Type: solid
Drilled:
no
Supplementary Article / Supplementary Info Info 2: with bolts / screws