Brake Parts Guide for Hyundai, Kia & Genesis

Describe the brake component, axle, position and quantity you need.

Start With the Component

Name each component separately, such as pads, discs/rotors, calipers, hoses or parking-brake parts. Use your technician’s parts list and specify the contents of any requested kit.

Identify the Axle and Side

State front/rear and left/right, viewed from inside the vehicle facing forward. Specify individual pieces, a pair or an axle set.

Details That Help the Compatibility Review

Include the model, year, engine, original market and VIN or chassis number when available. Copy visible part numbers or workshop specifications and identify their source. Keep components in place when collecting details.

Copy This Brake-Parts Request Checklist

Vehicle: make, model, year, engine/powertrain
Original market and VIN/chassis number: if available
Requested component: pads, disc/rotor, caliper, hose or other item
Axle and position: front/rear and left/right where relevant
Quantity and unit: individual pieces, pair or set to be confirmed
Existing part number: optional, with its source
Shipping country and postal code: required for delivery review

What Should the Quote Confirm?

Check the part number, included components and quantity or unit. Ask your workshop to review a proposed substitute.

Common Question: Can You Choose Parts From My Symptoms?

Have a qualified technician identify the repair and provide a parts specification.

Related Parts and Vehicle Guides

All parts categories · Hyundai parts · Kia parts · Genesis parts

For the specification and maintenance information for your exact model and market, consult its owner’s manual. Manufacturer resources: Hyundai owner manuals and Kia owner manuals.

Check what is included

A component, assembly and kit can contain different items. List the pieces you expect, including brackets, fasteners, seals, bulbs or modules, so the quote can specify the supplied contents.

Tell us whether you want a genuine part or an aftermarket alternative, and whether new or another condition is acceptable. The quote must identify the actual product brand and condition.

Plan the delivery

Include the destination country and postal code. Ask which charges, route, estimated timing and import responsibilities the quote covers. Return terms and any fitment questions must be resolved before ordering.

A request is not an order. Stock, product brand, condition, compatibility, shipping and return terms require confirmation in your quote. No payment is collected here.