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Yes.
Yes. Pads and discs wear and need inspection and replacement when appropriate, following manufacturer instructions and professional assessment. Brake fluid and possible circuit leaks or damage also need checking. Inspection reduces breakdown risk but does not guarantee the system is always in perfect condition. Do not interpret advice about overheated brakes as permission to park without properly securing the vehicle.
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The condition of the pads, yes, but the discs don't wear out.
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