How do I properly maintain the brakes on my Audi A2?

I've noticed my brakes are starting to feel a bit soft and I want to make sure I'm taking proper care of them. What steps should I take to maintain the brakes on my Audi A2?

It's important to keep an eye on your brake fluid level and make sure it's topped off regularly. You should also have your brake pads inspected and replaced if necessary every 20,000 miles or so. Additionally, make sure to avoid heavy braking and try to anticipate stops ahead of time to reduce strain on the brakes.

Regularly flushing and replacing your brake fluid can help keep your brakes in good condition. You should also have your rotors checked for wear and replaced if necessary. And don't forget to have your brakes bled every 2-3 years to remove any air bubbles that can affect your braking performance.

Investing in good quality brake pads can make a big difference in the performance and longevity of your brakes. Also, don't ignore any unusual vibrations or noises coming from your brakes, as these could be signs of bigger issues. It's always better to address any problems sooner rather than later.