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Braking System

Brake pads, shoes, discs, drums, hydraulics and truck brake parts for Japanese pickups, SUVs, vans and trucks, specified by OEM number and axle position.

Braking System

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About Braking System

Braking parts are safety-critical wear items. They combine high replacement frequency with strong liability expectations, so importers need clear references, consistent friction performance and correct documentation. Pickups and light trucks in export markets are often loaded beyond passenger-car expectations, driven on steep or unpaved roads and operated in high ambient temperatures, all of which increase brake wear and heat.

Read the guide: Brake Parts Buying Guide: Pads, Discs and Shoes

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Wholesale & export

Braking System are quoted on FOB, CFR, CIF, FCA or EXW terms and can be combined with other product groups in one consolidated container. Send part numbers, quantities and the destination port for a validated quotation.

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Frequently asked questions

Why can the same pickup model need different brake pads?

Manufacturers use different calipers for 2WD and 4WD versions, for high-ride or heavy-duty variants and across facelifts. The OEM number or caliper design confirms which pad is correct.

Which friction material is best for loaded pickups in hot climates?

Formulations with good fade resistance, typically semi-metallic or heavy-duty low-metallic compounds, suit repeated high-temperature braking. Noise and rotor wear may be higher, so many distributors carry a separate grade for passenger use.

Are discs sold individually or in pairs?

Replacement practice is to change discs in axle pairs. Suppliers may quote per piece or per pair, so confirm the unit in every quotation.

What documentation should brake part imports include?

At minimum a packing list with part references, country of origin, and a declaration that friction materials are asbestos-free. Some markets require further certification or marking; confirm local requirements before shipment.