OEM Audi Brake Calipers Online
Front Brake Pads
Audi
4G0-698-151-R
A6. A7. 2.0l. 3.0l gas. Code 1lg. 3.0l tdi. 356mm brakes, code 1lf. Front.
Front Brake Pads
Audi
4G0-698-151-AB
S7. S6. 400mm brakes. Requires kit part # 4H0698231. SOLD SEPARATELY.
Brake Pads Guide
Audi
4N0-615-231
Brake Pad Mounted. S7. 400x38mm, from 09/04/2023. 400x38mm, to 09/04/2023. 400x38mm, to 05/31/2021. 400x38 mm. Exc.Ceramic Composite...
$15.84
MSRP $24.00
Save $8.16
34% Off 
Disc Brake Rotor
Audi
4M0-615-301-AS
A single disc Brake Rotor.
Fits A6, A8, Q7, Q8, S6, SQ7, SQ8
375X36 mm. 375X36mm. A6 Quattro 375x36mm. A7 Quattro. A8 Quattro...
$339.24
MSRP $453.83
Save $114.59
25.2% Off 
Rear Brake Pads
Audi
8K0-698-451-B
Please order the following for replacement:
8K0698451M
8K0615231 (x4)
N 01024124 (x4)
Brake Lining Front
Audi
8W0-698-151-BB
338x30mm rotor, brake code: 1lh. For Red Painted Caliper. A5. 318x30mm. From 05/31/21. A5. 338x30mm. To 05/31/21. A4. 338mm. With...
$223.46
MSRP $293.84
Save $70.38
24% Off 
Disc Brake Rotor
Audi
9J1-615-602-B
410x32 mm. RS e-tron GT. Right. From 06/28/21. Ceramic Composite Brakes. From 05/16/2022.
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The Importance of Brake Calipers
Brake calipers are crucial components of the braking system, applying pressure to the brake pads and ensuring reliable stopping power. If they fail, drivers face reduced control and unsafe braking performance. Keeping calipers in excellent condition is essential for safety and efficiency.
Why Audi Brake Calipers Matter
In vehicles like the Audi A6 Quattro, brake calipers are built to perform under high stress. Pairing them with parts such as shocks and struts ensures the car remains balanced under sudden braking.
Main Components of Brake Calipers
- Pistons: press brake pads onto the rotor.
- Slide pins: allow caliper movement and even wear.
- Seals: prevent fluid leaks and contamination.
- Brackets: secure the caliper in place.
Basic Steps to Check Brake Calipers
- Inspect for fluid leaks around the caliper housing.
- Check brake pad wear for uneven thickness.
- Examine rotor surfaces for scoring.
- Test brake pedal feel for resistance or sponginess.
Related Parts to Consider
- Brake pads for effective stopping friction.
- Rotors for smooth braking surfaces.
- Brake hardware kits for complete servicing.
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