Home » Porsche Repair » Brakes & Suspension Repair Service | Porsche
A Porsche’s brakes and chassis are a big part of why you bought it, and they work hard on Dubai’s roads, from fast motorway runs to speed bumps in every car park. Orange Auto repairs Porsche brakes and suspension, including pad and disc replacement on standard iron brakes, inspection of PCCB ceramic brakes, PASM adaptive dampers, Cayenne and Panamera air suspension, control arms, bushes and anti-roll bar links. We find the cause of noises, vibrations or warning lights and fix it with genuine or quality OEM parts.
We drive the car to hear knocks, feel vibrations under braking, and check how it rides and settles over bumps.
Brake, PASM, air suspension and stability control modules are scanned for faults, and ride height sensors are checked.
Pads, discs, calipers, wear sensors and brake fluid are checked. Ceramic PCCB discs are inspected for wear and damage separately.
Dampers, air springs, compressor, control arms, bushes, ball joints and drop links are checked on the lift for leaks and play.
We explain what needs replacing and why, with prices, then fit genuine or quality OEM parts once you approve.
Air suspension ride heights are calibrated where needed, and a wheel alignment follows any suspension work that affects geometry.
New pads and discs are bedded in, and a final road test confirms the noise or vibration is gone.
After suspension work, book a Porsche wheel alignment. Worn tyres? See Porsche tyre replacement. Steering knocks are covered by Porsche steering repair.
PCCB discs last a long time but are expensive to replace. Use the correct pads, avoid harsh wheel cleaners, and have them inspected regularly.
Heat ages air spring rubber. A car that sits low after parking or a compressor that runs often points to a leak.
Many 911s have a front-axle lift system, and air-suspended models can raise their ride height. Use them for steep ramps and speed bumps to protect the front lip.
A shudder when braking from speed usually means uneven disc wear or pad deposits. It’s worth checking before it gets worse.
How long do Porsche brake pads last?It depends heavily on driving style and model. The wear sensors warn you, and we measure them at each service.
Why is my Cayenne sitting low on one corner?Usually an air spring or line leak. We find the leak and replace the faulty part.
Do you work on PCCB ceramic brakes?We inspect them and can advise on pads and discs. Ask us about your specific car when you book.
Book your Porsche brakes and suspension repair at Orange Auto in Al Quoz or Nad Al Hamar, or see all our Porsche services. Call or WhatsApp us, or ask for a free quote using the form above.