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80A698451K - : REAR Brake Pads Set Lining for Audi Image

REAR Brake Pads Set Lining

From 05/31/2021. Q5 PHEV. Q5 Sportback.
$113.49
MSRP $149.23
Save $35.74
23.9% Off
4M0698451AG - : Brake Pads for Audi Image

Brake Pads

350x28 mm, brake code: 1kx,1ky, from 03/08/2021, brake code:1ky. A8 Quattro. From 05/31/2021.
$138.06
MSRP $181.55
Save $43.49
24% Off
4N0611775 - : Brake Hose for Audi Image

Brake Hose

350x28 mm. A8 Quattro. S8.
$32.59
MSRP $49.38
Save $16.79
34% Off
1K0611763E - : Brake Line for Audi Image

Brake Line

Without awd.
$76.04
MSRP $108.32
Save $32.28
29.8% Off
83A611707B - : Brake Hose for Audi Image

Brake Hose

374x36 mm. RS3.
$67.85
MSRP $96.65
Save $28.80
29.8% Off
9J1614105M - : Brake Booster for Audi Image

Brake Booster

S e-tron GT. From 05/13/24 to 01/23/25. RS e-tron GT Performance.
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How to Keep Your Audi's Brakes in Top Shape

Maintaining your braking system is about preserving the safety, performance, and handling that Audis are known for. Routine checks and using OEM parts ensure consistent stopping power.

Which Parts of Your Brake System Are Most Critical?

Whether you're maintaining an Audi A4 Allroad or another model, each part of the brake system needs extra care. When you plan on doing a brake job yourself, pay close attention to the following crucial parts of your brakes:

  • Brake pads
  • Brake rotors
  • Brake calipers
  • Brake master cylinder
  • Brake fluid lines
  • ABS control module

Underrated Tips to Maintain Your Engine

1. Flush Brake Fluid Every 2 Years

Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time, reducing braking effectiveness—flushing prevents internal corrosion and failure.

2. Inspect Brake Hardware During Pad Changes

Retainers, pins, and shims should be checked or replaced to ensure even pad wear and noise-free braking.

3. Clean Calipers And Slide Pins

Debris buildup and rusted pins can cause uneven braking or dragging brakes—keep them lubricated and clean.

4. Don’t Ignore Pulsating Brake Pedals

This may signal warped rotors or uneven pad deposits and should be addressed before damage worsens.

5. Avoid Hard Braking During Pad Break-In

Proper bedding of new pads and rotors improves lifespan and prevents vibration or glazing.

Why Choose Genuine Audi Brake Parts?

Only OEM brake parts ensure the exact tolerances, metallurgy, and performance expected from your vehicle. Using factory-tested components prevents premature wear and failure. Check out related accessories like mud guards to protect your wheel area from road debris.

Get authentic Audi brake parts from Audi Parts Store for unbeatable pricing. Need expert guidance? Contact us today.