Brake Pads

Brake pads are the solid padded mechanism that your calipers press into the rotor rotor discs of your car to securely stop.

How Brake Pads Work & When They Go Bad

Brake pads come in several variations including, non-asbestos organic pads, metallic, semi-metallic, and ceramic. Ceramic and organic brake pads provide smooth and efficient braking performance and are commonly used on commuter sedans and crossovers. The metallic versions are made of several metal and rubber-like compounds that enhance braking performance. Typically used on sports cars and larger vehicle that require more heat resistance.

As time goes by and the kilometers build up on your odometer, your brake pads will wear thin. When they become too thin, you lose brake pressure and even receive rotor and caliper damages. When brake pads are too thin, you may notice a difference in the brake pedal pressure and an unusual and possibly unsafe stopping distances. When the brake pads of your Audi have worn down, seek replacements ASAP.

Save on Genuine Brake Pads

If you're looking for a speedy delivery and affordable brake pads from the OEM, our process works best. We pair our drivers with the right fitted parts so that they can save time and money. Brake pads range in price and can retail between $200 and $1000. But when you shop our online Audi parts source, you can find parts up to 35% off the MSRP!

Locate New OEM Brake Pads for Audi

There is no faster way to get parts then with our nationwide shipping. Place an order for the Audi brake pads that match your model trim. If you have questions or need help locating certain auto parts, we are available on our contact page. Feel free to reach out for assistance.