Browse ceramic brake pads by exact vehicle application and brake position. Check the full pad reference and the manufacturer's stated series before confirming suitability for the caliper and disc fitted to your machine.
Read the buying guide and FAQs
Start with the make, full model and year, then check the listed front, rear and any left- or right-hand position. Compare the complete manufacturer reference, including letters and suffixes. Use the wider brake pads range if you are still identifying the specified pad.
Read the manufacturer's description of the exact series and its intended application. The ceramic category label does not establish compatibility with every brake system. Compare organic brake pads or sintered brake pads only where the relevant manufacturers specify them as suitable alternatives.
Check the pad and disc manufacturers' compatibility information for the exact references. The word ceramic in a pad category does not tell you which disc materials or designs are approved for that pad.
Use the stated vehicle application and full reference first. Where dimensions are provided, compare them with the required specification as an additional check. Similar appearance alone does not confirm the pad suits the fitted caliper.
Read the complete reference and series description. Keep any prefix or suffix when comparing options so you can check the manufacturer's stated compound and intended use for that exact code.
Check the stated number of pads in the supplied unit and the brake position covered by that reference. Compare this with the parts required for the planned work; do not assume a pair or set covers both front brakes or the whole vehicle.
Compare the complete model, year and part number before choosing a part.