I have a 4-year-old Toyota Corolla 1.6 auto that I love to bits. I have done only 26,000 miles from new. The car is garaged overnight. The car is currently in for its 4-year service. I have been told that the front brake pads will need replacing shortly that I knew about from the MOT. However I have now been told that the front discs should also be replaced at great expense as they are lipping and it would be futile putting new brake pads onto them. Please could you give me your opinion on this? I am not a heavy braker and this seems like a very low mileage for new discs. Is it more related to the age of the car or do those who do a large mileage have their discs replaced every 2 years. Is it in fact better to do a large mileage as with much related to cars? Unfortunately I can't up the mileage just to keep the upkeep down.