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Functioning of brake discs in your car

The moment you hit the brake pedal of your car, brake fluid is pushed to the wheel brake cylinder. The brake pads are then pushed against the brake discs. This reduces the speed of the disc. The brake disc is connected to the wheel. The moment the disc decreases in speed, the wheel will automatically do the same. Due to this constant friction, both the brake discs as and pads are subject to wear. Moreover, lots of heat is generated during this process. To prevent malfunction more heavy cars are often equipped with ventilated discs. As opposed to solid brakes, ventilated ones are hollowed out with fins or vanes joining together the disc's two contact surfaces. These fins ensure that the heat can easily dissipate. Ventilated brake discs, also called two-piece discs, are often thicker than non-ventilated solid ones.

Worn brake discs

Broken or worn brake discs can be recognized by a number of points. If they make a peeping, scratching, vibrating or knocking sound while braking, this is often an indication of malfunction. A loosening brake pedal or a clamping brake mechanism can also indicate a defect. The braking distance is often also increased if something isn?t completely right. Do you recognize one of these points? Then quickly check whether your discs need to be replaced.

Replacement brake discs

After a while, brake discs need to be replaced. They can become too thin or get distorted. The manufacturer often specifies the minimum thickness of the disc. It is important that you follow these regulations. It is also possible that the brakes wear unevenly, tear or crack. Also, then the discs need to be replaced. We do not recommend cutting back on these important parts of the car. Are you planning on replacing the brake discs yourself? Then you need to replace the discs on both sides of the same axle (front or rear). In addition, it is recommended to install new brake pads. Only this way can quality be guaranteed during braking.

Buy new brake discs

With around 19,000 different brake discs, there is certainly the right set for your car. Simply use the number plate check or select your vehicle, and the right products for your car are displayed. At Winparts you always order brake discs per set (2 pieces). This has to do with the safety of you and your car. The discs wear at the same speed and therefore need replacement at the same time. For extra safety, also replace the brake pads. Not only this is the best, it's also more convenient considering that they are located in the same place. At Winparts you can choose from a wide range of different brands such as Bosch, SKF, Kavo Parts and Brembo brake discs. Of course, you will also find other parts for your brake system such as brake pads, brake drums and brake calipers.

Brake discs

Brake discs are next to your brake pads, a very important part of your car's brake system. They ensure that your car slows down when you hit the brakes. The brake pads press against the brake discs when you hit the brakes, which causes friction and slows your car down. Brake discs are however subject to wear and need to be replaced over time. You can easily order parts for the braking system using the number plate check or just select your vehicle at Winparts. You can choose from different renown brands such as ABS, FEBI, TRW and Brembo.

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Brake Disc 24.0136-0131.1 ATE

Brake Disc Type: Vented
Outer diameter [mm]: 360,0
Surface: Coated
Number of Holes: 5
Brake pads: Exclusive
Inner diameter [mm]: 154,0
Paired article numbers: 24.0136-0130.1
Bolt Hole Circle Ø [mm]: 112,0
Centering Diameter [mm]: 68,0
Machining: High-carbon
Bore Ø [mm]: 15,3
Inspection Tag: E1 90R-02C0115/1010
MAPP code available
Guarantee: 2 years
Height [mm]: 52,2
Additional information: With screws
Brake disc thickness (mm): 36,0
Minimum thickness (mm): 34,0