Quad bike, ATV & UTV brake pads

Find the right fit

Use the full model designation and year, and read the product's application notes for front, rear and any left- or right-hand position. A familiar model name or a similar-looking pad is only a starting point.

Already have a manufacturer's part reference? Compare the whole code, including its letters and suffixes, to distinguish products within the range.

Choosing a pad compound

Browse ceramic brake pads, organic brake pads or sintered brake pads, then look at the manufacturer's series and intended use alongside your vehicle's fitment.

Check the pad manufacturer's guidance on disc compatibility before ordering. Compound type alone does not tell you whether a pad suits the disc on your machine.

How many pads do you need?

Read the pack contents for the exact reference before choosing a quantity. “Pair” or “set of 2” describes the supplied pads; it does not automatically mean enough for both sides of an axle or the whole vehicle. Match your order to the brake positions you are working on.

Buying discs as well?

Browse brake discs for the same vehicle and position. Compare the disc specification with the pad manufacturer's compatibility guidance so the two suit the brake you are working on.