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Originally Posted by fonfe
If you have your ford serviced at a ford main dealer there is a thing called a vehicle health check sheet which should be filled out everytime a vehicle goes into the Worksop and there is a section for brake fluid boiling point, brake disc thickness and antifreeze strength. The pads should also be checked on both sides of the disc due to the inner pad wearing more than the outer and it should be on all 4 sides or 2 and the shoes if the car has rear drums in case of a sticking caliber which would cause much heavier wear on that brake setup.
Brake fluid is changed every 2 years on euro spec fords as per specification but is still checked incase the fluid has absorbed more moisture than usual.
Yellow festivia you will have to ring us as I do not handle the pricing side of things for the workshop as I'm the technician. Ask to speak to Michael and ask him to quote you on OEM parts and he can do you a quote.
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You guys are much more strict than we ever where at Honda then, we never went that indepth on our servicing, just tried to get them in and out as fast as we could.