Garaged cars still need the brakes measured, not admired
A car that lives in a closed garage looks better than it is. Discs corrode at the rotor face and around the handbrake shoes while a vehicle sits, and tyres flat-spot and age out well before the tread wears out. We pull wheels where the tier includes it, measure disc thickness and pad material, and read the tyre date codes rather than judging by tread depth.

