OEM Land Rover Pads & Shoes

Land Rover Brake Pads FAQ

What are They?

The textured surfaces on top of the brake calipers in your vehicle's disc brake system.

What Do They Do?

Help the calipers produce friction as they contact the brake rotors. This resistance helps slow the vehicle's wheels and stop its tires spinning.

How Many and What Types are There?

Four: organic, metallic/semi-metallic, ceramic, and carbon fiber.

Organic brake pads are ideal for everyday driving. What makes them so is their dependability, ease on rotors, cost-effectiveness, and minimal dust production. Ceramic brake pads are more durable, reliable in different kinds of weather, and quieter, and their dust isn't as sticky on wheels.

Metallic/semi-metallic brake pads, on the other hand, work better at high heat. They also feel firmer and withstand brake fade. Carbon fiber brake pads, though, are ultrahigh-strength and superior at high temperatures, and they provide ultimate stopping power.

When Do You Change Them?

Usually, every 40,000 to 50,000 miles. However, it also depends on how you drive and where.

What are the Signs They May be Going Bad?

• Dashboard warnings
• Damaged pads
• Whining brakes
• Taking longer to stop
• Brake vibrations
• Grinding sounds

The last two usually mean the pads have worn irregularly, leading to rotor warp and, often, real-time rotor damage.

Why Buy Genuine Land Rover Brake Pads?

They're designed compatible with your model, guaranteed. You may not get the same peace of mind from aftermarket parts.

Where Can I Order OEM Brake Pads for My Land Rover Online?

From our auto parts store. To find what you need more easily, browse our catalog by model and model year. Buy them now, and we'll ship them in short order, straight to your address.