Hi
It's a good idea to change the front pads before they start eating into the
disc and causing damage. Slipping in a new set is easy as pie. You'll
probably need a metric 22 spanner and allen key socket (probably size 8), if
you have the single piston type caliper.  Changing pads, for the
experienced, can take as little as about 10 minutes (or less!) per side.
The problems that you may hit are: 1) rusted/seized bolts that refuse to
budge 2) damaged discs that need machining or replacement 3) damaged caliper
pistons/seals that require replacement.
It's always a good idea to check those rear shoes as well and replace or
adjust where necessary.
Lastly, it's a dirty job.

Good luck
Nigel
Cape Town,SA

>>>Hey,

How hard is this?  Should I do front and rear at the same time?

My last inspection said the fronts are low, so I was thinking about
changing them.

Thanks.
robyn

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