Brakes

Separate wear items from hydraulic parts

Friction components such as brake pads and brake rotors are chosen differently from hydraulic items like master cylinders, calipers and hoses. Drum brake setups use drums, shoes and wheel cylinders instead. Confirm which brake design sits at the axle you are working on before comparing listings.

Read position and material details

Listings commonly state front or rear fitment, and pads may be described by compound, such as ceramic. Rotor listings can name the vehicle applications and production years they suit, so compare those against your own details rather than relying on the title alone.

Check hoses, lines and small parts

Flexible lines, assemblies and caliper accessories vary in length, end fittings and application. For brake hoses and lines, compare the listed assembly details with the item being replaced. Small caliper parts may be sold in multi-piece packs, so confirm quantity as well.