I have a road trip to Fujairah with friends this Friday, and my Chevrolet Camaro has started to make a rough grinding sound every time I brake. Last night the pedal also felt a little softer than normal at the lights. I live near Al Manara, and the car has about fifty five thousand kilometres. I work long days, so I can only drop it off early in the morning and pick it up in the evening. A friend says Camaro pads are easy to find and a good shop can finish in one day. Another friend says the parts for a car like this are not always on the shelf, and a rushed job is a risky job. I looked online for a Fast Camaro brake repair near Al Manara, but every page said fast and cheap, so I still do not know what is real. Should I phone first and ask if they have my pads in stock? Do they check the discs and the brake fluid at the same time? Are the front and rear brakes done together, or only the front? Is it safe to drive a few days until my appointment if I go gently? Is it normal to ask for the old pads back? How long does the job take, and what should it cost on a Camaro? If you did a quick brake job before a trip, please tell me how long it took, what you paid, and what you would do differently. Easy answers help me most.
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