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Why choose the RAC for an ABS brakes repair?
At the RAC, we've got over 125 years' experience helping UK drivers. We have the skills and knowledge to keep your vehicle running.
Plus, with RAC Mobile Mechanics, you can avoid the hassle of taking your vehicle to a garage when you need a repair. We’ll come to you, at your home or work.
RAC Mobile Mechanics can carry out an ABS brake repair on popular Porsche models such as Macan, Cayenne, 911, Taycan, and Panamera. This service is completed at your home or workplace, following Porsche maintenance guidance and using OEM‑equivalent parts. You get clear pricing, real‑time updates and a convenient, no‑hassle experience.
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RAC Mobile Mechanic for your Porsche
At the RAC, we’ve got over 125 years’ experience in offering complete peace of mind® to our members. We’re best known for our breakdown service. And now – our new RAC Mobile Mechanics are here to help make every day motoring easier. If you need a service or repair, they’ll come to you at your home or work.
Book an ABS brakes repair
ABS brakes stop your wheels from locking up during braking, helping you keep traction and in control. Our mobile mechanics can come to you at home or work to replace them, all without the hassle of getting to a garage!
Vehicle diagnostic check
£99
We’ll spend up to 30 mins checking your car’s onboard management system for faults. We’ll talk you through repairs needed and provide a full report. If any further work is needed, we’ll agree this with you before we start. Any additional work after the first 30 minutes will be priced at £20 per 15 minutes. We’ll agree this with you before proceeding.
And it’s not just ABS brakes repair that we can do for your Porsche
Mobile mechanics bring the garage to you, saving you the hassle of getting your car to a garage. If you need a service or repair, they’ll come to you at your home or work.
Try one of our RAC Approved Garages
Castle Garage Staffs LTD
Draycott Engineering ltd
Clutchmaster Automaster
Frequently asked questions about ABS brakes
If ABS brakes fail, the wheels may lock up during braking. This can cause a loss of control and be very dangerous, especially on slippery surfaces.
No. The ABS warning light indicates a problem with the braking system and driving is not recommended. It's important to have it checked by a mechanic as soon as possible.
ABS stops the wheels from locking up during braking – this enhances control and reduces stopping distances. Normal breaks don’t have this feature.
Having to emergency break is never good, but if it happens, your ABS system will improve vehicle control and safety. This makes it an important safety feature of your vehicle.
The cost to repair ABS brakes depends on the vehicle and the extent of the repair.
If the ABS warning light stays on, get your car checked by a mechanic as soon as possible. This light signals a problem with the system and should be looked at as a priority.
ABS brakes should be inspected as part of your regular service – every 12,000 miles or 12 months.
Yes, ABS brakes can be repaired. The repair may involve replacing faulty sensors, the ABS control module, or other components.
A broken ABS sensor could affect the performance of your braking system, so it’s advisable to get it checked and repaired before driving.
If your ABS is left un-fixed, it can lead to loss of control during braking, increased stopping distances, and a higher risk of accidents.
Don’t attempt to fix your ABS brakes yourself. They are complex and should be repaired by a professional mechanic.
ABS repairs may be included in your warranty, depending on the terms. Check with your warranty provider to see if they are included.
ABS repairs are typically not covered by insurance unless they’re part of an accident claim. Check with your insurance provider for specific coverage details.
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