Brembo Brake pad set P 09 029
Front pad set for the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y
- Art. no.
- P 09 029
- EAN
- 8020584119006
- 132mm
- 16mm
- Acoustic
SKU BRE-P09029 · EAN 8020584119006
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Brembo Prime front pad set for the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, 132 x 84 x 16 mm for the Brembo caliper. It is supplied with an acoustic wear warning, and the box holds anti-squeal shims.
Specifications
Brake pads
- Width
- 132mm
- Height
- 84mm
- Thickness
- 16mm
- Wear indicator
- Acoustic
- WVA number
- 26152
- Fitting kit included
- — No
- Chamfered / slotted
- — No
- Anti-squeal shims
- ✓ Yes
Technology
Numbers
OE numbers
Vehicle makers’ own part numbers this part replaces.
| Maker | OE number |
|---|---|
| Tesla | 800824029A |
| Tesla | 800824200A |
| Tesla | 800824200B |
| Tesla | 800824200C |
| Tesla | 800824200D |
| Tesla | 800824300A |
| Tesla | 800824300B |
| Tesla | 800824350A |
| Tesla | 800828400B |
| Tesla | 800828500A |
| Tesla | 800830300A |
| Tesla | 800836300A |
Cross-references
Equivalent parts from other brands.
Why this one
01
132x84x16 mm
Fits the Brembo caliper, WVA 26152.
02
Wear indicator
With an acoustic wear warning.
03
Hardware included
Anti-squeal shims in the box.
04
ECE R90 approved
Prime friction material matched to the original pad for bite and wear.
On the job
The job it does
A complete front axle set for the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y. The pads measure 132 x 84 mm and are 16 mm thick, made to fit the Brembo caliper, and the friction material is ECE R90 approved and matched to the original for bite and wear. The box includes anti-squeal shims, so worn hardware does not go back on.
Fitting it
Measure the discs while the wheels are off; if they are near the minimum thickness, replace them with the pads. A spring tab on the pad squeals against the disc when the lining gets thin. Clean and grease the caliper guides, push the piston back gently and bed the pads in with a few moderate stops.
