How I changed Suzuki brake discs and brake pads ...never done it before

Suzuki Alto from year 2012. Brake discs and brake pads replacement. My way :)
First of all, I apologise to all of you who actually knows how it should be done. I can only imagine the pain you can feel watching this clip.
Secondly, if you follow this as an instruction, don't blame me if anything goes wrong ;)
Different makes/models needs different approach, so keep it in mind.
Driving a car with worn brake pads/discs is dangerous and if you don't know how to replace them, get help from your local garage.
I've used:
• sockets: 12, 17, 19mm
• WD40 Multi-Use :)
• WD40 High Performance Lithium Grease
• High Performance Bearing Grease
• Thread Lock
• Copper Grease
Thank you :)

[@KieldW]

No ładnie, ładnie. I prowadnice przesmarowane i śruby na kleju zrywalnym i blaszki na smarze miedzianym... Brawo TY! ;)

[@maxiikazz]

No podziękował za miłe słowa :)

[@robjean9530]

Great Job! Excellent Video! Well Done!!

[@2hug]

Dzięki! Akurat muszę to zrobić pierwszy raz w moim alto ;)

[@maxiikazz]

Powodzenia :-)

[@miwa4783]

Use aluminium grease instead on the tab ends, never use copper grease on the pads

[@neil1997]

+1 especially where you have ABS. Personally I use ceramic. And use (red) rubber grease on the slide pins - HC-based can perish the boots.