June 18, 2026 2:04 AM EDT
I've got a 2017 Levante that I absolutely love, but the brake pedal has started feeling a bit spongy and I can hear a faint grinding noise at low speeds, which I'm pretty sure means the pads are due for replacement. I've been quoted some eye-watering prices by the dealer, and I'd rather find a good independent specialist who knows these cars. A mate who drives a Ghibli told me about a workshop that offers a Master Range Rover Brake Service (though I need Maserati work), and he said they use proper diagnostic tools and quality parts at a much more reasonable price than the dealer. I know Maserati's are complex machines with their own quirks, and I don't want to risk a garage messing up the complex electronic braking system on these cars. I'm near Al Quoz, so anywhere in that area or close by would be ideal. Would appreciate any suggestions from fellow Maserati drivers.
I've got a 2017 Levante that I absolutely love, but the brake pedal has started feeling a bit spongy and I can hear a faint grinding noise at low speeds, which I'm pretty sure means the pads are due for replacement. I've been quoted some eye-watering prices by the dealer, and I'd rather find a good independent specialist who knows these cars. A mate who drives a Ghibli told me about a workshop that offers a Master Range Rover Brake Service (though I need Maserati work), and he said they use proper diagnostic tools and quality parts at a much more reasonable price than the dealer. I know Maserati's are complex machines with their own quirks, and I don't want to risk a garage messing up the complex electronic braking system on these cars. I'm near Al Quoz, so anywhere in that area or close by would be ideal. Would appreciate any suggestions from fellow Maserati drivers.
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