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How many more kilometers can an Audi A6 drive after the brake pad warning light comes on?

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MacEva

07/24/25 1:22am

Audi A6 brake pad warning indicates that the brake pads have worn to the manufacturer's preset wear limit. After the warning, the brake pads typically have 2 to 4mm thickness remaining and can theoretically drive about 1000 kilometers. When the brake pads are completely worn out, metal-on-metal contact occurs, which can groove the brake discs and increase safety hazards. Therefore, after the brake warning, you should inspect and replace them as soon as possible. Below are the signs of completely worn brake pads: Squeaking noise when lightly braking: If there is a metal-on-metal squeaking noise when lightly braking, the brake pads must be replaced immediately. This is because the wear indicators on both sides of the brake pads are already directly rubbing against the brake discs, indicating the pads have exceeded their limit. Difficulty braking: If braking feels very difficult, it means the brake pads have basically lost their friction and must be replaced immediately to prevent serious accidents.

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LaEthan

08/10/25 9:04pm

As an ordinary driver who frequently drives, I believe that when the brake pad warning light of an Audi A6 comes on, it should never be taken lightly. The warning indicates that the brake pads have worn to their limit and must be replaced as soon as possible. Typically, when the warning light is on, the car can still be driven for about 500 to 1,000 kilometers, but this entirely depends on your usual driving habits. For example, aggressive driving, frequent driving on mountain roads or in congested areas will accelerate wear and reduce the remaining mileage. Personally, I never dare to delay for too long because if the brake pads are completely worn out, not only will the brake discs be damaged, leading to costly and time-consuming repairs, but it also poses safety risks. Safety should always come first—don’t risk it just to save a little money. I recommend scheduling an appointment with a repair shop immediately after the warning light comes on to ensure smooth and safe driving.

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