Brakes Archive
25 Jun 2019
Hella Pagid offers OE brakes for VW Group
Hella Pagid, the German brake system subsidiary of TMD Friction and Hella, offers brake pads in OE quality for Volkswagen Group vehicle models that originate from the production platform MQB (Modular Transversal Toolkit).
25 Jun 2019
Textar to go the distance with Rainer Zietlow across Panamericana
Long-distance German driver, Rainer Zietlow, will attempt to break his own world record as he plans to set a new long-distance world record on the longest road of the world, the Pan-Americana Highway.
20 Jun 2019
New to range brake pads available from Textar
Premium brake brand, Textar has added to its expansive aftermarket product range by manufacturing a number of brake pads.
19 Jun 2019
New CEO and President at TMD Friction
Brake friction materials manufacturer, TMD Friction has appointed David Baines as Group CEO and President, effective from August 1, 2019.
10 Jun 2019
Textar adds brake pads for new Toyota RAV 4
Brake brand, Textar has added to its expansive aftermarket product range by manufacturing brake pads for the new Toyota RAV 4.
06 Jun 2019
ZF’s TRW ‘Electric Blue’ sees expansion
TRW ‘Electric Blue’ is a new range of products for electric vehicles and represents ZF Aftermarket’s highly innovative capacity. The new generation of TRW brake pads significantly reduce interior noise as well as brake dust.
05 Jun 2019
Textar adds brake pads for new Ford Focus
Brake brand, Textar has added to its expansive aftermarket product range by manufacturing brake pads for the new Ford Focus.
05 Jun 2019
Delphi coated brake discs last longer
During independent tests, Delphi Technologies’ coated brake discs beat the competition by lasting more than 720 hours of salt spray corrosion resistance, versus less than 24 hours for a premium black painted disc and the plain OE.
24 May 2019
UK debut for ZF’s ‘Concept Cockpit’ at Automechanika Birmingham
ZF Aftermarket’s stand at the forthcoming Automechanika Birmingham will encompass all aspects of its leading triad principle: ‘See. Think. Act.’