Your Audi RS6 brakes are designed for quiet operation. If your RS6 brakes have recently begun to make squeaking, squealing, or grinding noises, they are trying to tell you something. Audi RS6 brakes are designed with plenty of advanced warning to let you know when one or more components need attention.

This is because your RS6 brakes are among the most important systems on your car. Without functioning Audi RS6 brakes, you will not be able to stop when necessary.

You need your RS6 brakes to work the first time you depress the pedal, every time. If your Audi RS6 brakes do not perform consistently, you are not driving safely. Problems with your RS6 brakes can usually be easily traced to the source. If your Audi RS6 brakes are sinking to the floor and it is taking longer for your car to stop, there is likely a problem with your brake line or brake hose. Lack of pressure in your RS6 brakes usually indicates a fluid leak somewhere along the line. Squeaking or squealing noises that stop when you engage your Audi RS6 brakes can be attributed to your brake pad sensors, which are trying to tell you that the thickness of your brake pad lining has reached a critical point and you need new brake pads. If your car is pulling to one side when you break, your RS6 brakes are probably suffering from caliper problems. Loud grinding noises from your Audi RS6 brakes indicate that your rotors are damaged and need replacing.Whether you need brake pads, calipers, rotors, brake hose, or even a bottle or two of hydraulic brake fluid, you will find everything you need for your RS6 brakes in our extensive online catalogue.