Valeo Brake Pads for Passenger Cars
Brake pads are at the heart of your vehicle’s safety. Designed to deliver strong, responsive braking, they ensure confident stops every time. As the most active friction component, they work under intense pressure to keep you in control.
Discover the new Valeo Brake pads offer and choose the perfect fit for your vehicle, with or without accessories.
Explore the new Valeo brake pads offer for passenger cars, 3 segments to cover all market needs.
Valeo Essential, replacing First, a core offer with limited accessories,. The best value for money, ideal for price oriented customers.
Valeo Expert, all in one pads range with upgraded accessories content. The offer for traditional specialists.
Valeo e-Performance. Enjoy the silence with our pads specifically designed for Electrical vehicles & for EV specialists.
Key benefits
A complete range structured into 3 segments, designed to meet the diverse needs of the market.
Smart, intuitive product codification for simplified inventory and stock management.
Extensive coverage: 98% of the European car parc, including one of the largest offer for electrified vehicles.
The quality by Valeo
ECE R90 compliant
FAQ's
when to change brake pads?
Signs you need to change your brake pads:
• Squealing or Screeching Noise: This is often the first sign, caused by a small metal wear indicator on the pad.
• Grinding Noise: A harsh, metal-on-metal grinding sound means the pads are completely worn out. This can damage your brake discs. They should be replaced immediately.
• Vibrating or Pulsating Brake Pedal: This can indicate unevenly worn pads or warped rotors.
• Reduced Braking Performance: If your car takes longer to stop than it used to, or the brakes feel less responsive.
• Dashboard Warning Light: Your car's computer may trigger a brake warning light when the pads are too thin.
• Visual Inspection: most mechanics recommend replacement when the pad material is less than 3 mm thick. If it's less than 1.5 mm, they should be replaced immediately.
how to change / replace brake pads?
The Step-by-Step Process (One Wheel at a Time)
• Raise the vehicle and remove the wheel
• Remove the caliper
• Remove the old brake pads
• Instal the new brake pads. One crucial step: the new pads are thicker than the old ones, so you need to push the piston back into the caliper. Use a C-clamp or a specialized caliper spreader tool for this.
• Test: pump the brake pedal to seat the pads, then test drive slowly to ensure proper braking
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