50,000+ brake part listings · 24,781 vehicles covered
Brake parts that actually fit your vehicle.
Pick your year, make and model. You'll see only the pads, rotors, drums and kits that fit — with front or rear position and the quantity your vehicle takes.
Find parts for your vehicle
Dash4 · Dash4 EDGE · Total Stopping Solutions — eight brake part types, from pad sets to complete kits.
Shop by part type
Everything here is a brake part. These are the eight types in the catalog.
Disc Brake Pad Set
8,700 listings
Disc Brake Rotor
9,594 listings
Brake Drum
1,179 listings
Drum Brake Shoe
1,258 listings
Disc Brake Kit
16,889 listings
Pad & Rotor Kit
11,900 listings
Shoe & Drum Kit
409 listings
Parking Brake Shoe Set
406 listings
Fitment, not guesswork
Three things the catalog checks that a keyword search cannot.
01
Front or rear — never both
A front rotor never surfaces as a rear match. Position comes from the manufacturer's fitment record, and it is on virtually every application.
02
The quantity your vehicle takes
Rotors and pad sets are often specified per axle. Each listing carries the per-vehicle quantity, so two is two — not one.
03
Down to the submodel
A Raptor is not a base Bronco. Where a part fits one submodel only, the listing says so instead of promising a fit it cannot make.
Know a competitor's part number?
72,034 cross-references — Aimco, Bendix, Centric and others — resolve to the part we carry. Type the number you already have and we'll show ours, with the vehicles it fits.
Three lines, one catalog
The same part number is often available under more than one line, so you can choose where to spend.
Dash4
The core line and the widest coverage in the catalog — 23,312 listings.
Dash4 EDGE
The upgraded line, 21,638 listings, covering most of the same part numbers.
Total Stopping Solutions
5,271 listings, carrying the fullest specification and image data of the three.
Before you order
Will this part fit my exact vehicle?
Choose year, make and model and the catalog narrows to parts with a matching fitment record — including front or rear position, and submodel where the manufacturer specifies one.
What does "qty 2" mean on a listing?
It is the number your vehicle takes for that position. Brake rotors and pad sets are commonly specified per axle, so a single vehicle needs two.
Do listings include specifications?
Where the manufacturer supplies them: outside diameter, nominal and discard thickness, material, bolt-hole count, vented or solid — plus shipping weight, country of origin and any Proposition 65 warning that applies.
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Find your brake parts
Start with the vehicle. Year, make, model — the catalog does the rest.
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