Textar Rear Ceramic Brake Pads (oem) 4b3 698 451a Audi A4 S4 Rs4 A6 A8 S8 on 2040-parts.com
US $30.00
Location:
Jersey City, New Jersey, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted
Brand:TEXTAR
Manufacturer Part Number:2332601
Interchange Part Number:4b3 698 451A
Placement on Vehicle:Rear
Warranty:No
Country of Manufacture:United Kingdom
Up for sale is one brand new set of Textar ceramic (rear) brake pads. These pads include the brake shims and new bolts. Below are the compatible vehicles according from the manufacturer.
All applications data are for reference purposes only. Please take it upon yourself to verify the part number and placement on the vehicle. The seller will not be held liable if the buyer purchases it for the wrong application.
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