Category: Brakes

ZF Aftermarket claims to be leading the way to a smarter, more connected and more reliable aftermarket, with a strategy built on the three pillars of “an extensive product portfolio, digital ecosystem integration and trusted partner relationships”.

Brembo says it is constantly developing leading-edge innovative solutions that best respond to the evolution of modern vehicles. This is mirrored by the on-going expansion of its replacement product offerings and the overall Brembo product strategy that anticipates customer needs in order to achieve best-in-class performance.

Serfac Limited offers an extensive range of quality braking components from top international brands at competitive prices, providing motor factors and garages with a wide choice and an attractive sales proposition.

TMD Friction says it has made it easier than ever to find brake components for its aftermarket braking brands Textar and Pagid with the launch of its Virtual Brake Sets.

Apec has this month expanded the Apec Red Braking range with 104 new components. These new additions include brake calipers, hoses, cables, a brake pad set, and ABS sensor.

The number of newly registered electric vehicles in Ireland is back on the incline. As a result, electric, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid vehicles are becoming an increasing significance for workshops.

With its brake brand ATE, Continental offers a complete ecosystem for professional automotive services – making workshops fit for the future. This is not only a comprehensive and highly available range of spare parts in OEM quality, but also the right tools, expert support and entrepreneurial advice.

Maxus is one of several leading global brands owned and manufactured by SAIC, among the world’s largest EV producers. SAIC acquired LDV (formerly Leyland DAF Vans) in 2010, when it began manufacturing commercial vehicles under the Maxus name. In 2020, LDV fully rebranded as Maxus and vehicles were distributed Europe-wide, including in Ireland by the

Brake Engineering has introduced 20 new calipers to its remanufactured braking range. The latest additions include left and right fitments for both rear and front axles, designed for a wide selection of popular vehicle manufacturers, including Audi, Seat, Skoda, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, MG, Nissan, Mazda, Iveco and Land Rover.