Rate these Audi Approved discs....

[neckarsulm]

https://cid-ac6b22ed80d97a2d.photos.liv ... SDX.Photos

Slough Audi said they don't need replacing as they have recently been replaced.

[Ian_C]

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Ian

[HYFR]

Doesn't give permission to view.

Ian

+1

[neckarsulm]

Sorry, try these

[Golfather]

Slough Audi.
Enuff said.

[neckarsulm]

not enuff said, tell me more..

[andre3k]

The holes are full of crap

Btw. Im guessing they're both rears?

[neckarsulm]

fronts and car had been recently driven

[andre3k]

fronts and car had been recently driven

How does that happen then, one side so poor relative to the other side? I was thinking maybe there's an imbalance with the hand brake left to right causing the rustiness but if they're fronts???

You wouldn't replace one disc only...

[P_G]

Hard to tell from those photos, but I would say the holes need cleaning out and perhaps change the pads to something more agressive with less dust; Ferrodo DS2500 or EBC Yellowstuff. Cheaper than replacing the discs. Are you getting vibration?

[neckarsulm]

No vibration he (my friend who has driven it) has mentioned.

[P_G]

Harder pads will clean those up then I suspect and probably give better retardation.

[Rick_RS4]

looks like the pads are sticking one side

[philipwalker]

Hard to tell from the pics.

They may have been changed and the car may have stood for a few weeks/months with a good coating of winter road salt.........

[adsgreen]

looks like they were scored and then left. the recessed bits aren't being cleared by the pads.
should only take a couple of good braking stops to clear the corrosion.

as for recently changed - BS.