TRW Brake Parts

TRW braking components are widely trusted by mechanics and Land Rover specialists for their durability, safety and reliable braking performance. Known for producing high quality brake pads, brake discs and hydraulic braking components, TRW parts help maintain safe stopping power and consistent braking performance for Land Rover vehicles both on-road and in demanding driving conditions.

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LR141682G - Sensor - ABS by TRW Land Rover Range Rover

LR141682G - ABS Sensor – Front

- €133,50

€133,50

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€133,50

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Available to order: 2-3 weeks delivery

ABS Sensor - Front - wheel speed sensor in the anti-lock braking system, mounted at the front hub carrier. It reads the tone ring on the hub and f...

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LR041678 - Inlet Valve

- €26,10

€26,10

€26,10 - €26,10

€26,10

OEM

Available to order: 2-3 weeks delivery

Inlet Valve for the supercharged 3.0L V6 petrol engine (AJ126). The inlet valve seals against its seat in the cylinder head and opens on the intake...

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About the Brand

TRW is a globally recognised manufacturer of automotive safety systems and braking components. With decades of engineering experience, the brand has become one of the leading suppliers of braking technology for both vehicle manufacturers and the aftermarket automotive industry.

The braking system is one of the most critical safety systems on any vehicle. Components such as brake pads, brake discs and hydraulic braking parts must perform reliably under a wide range of driving conditions.

TRW manufactures a comprehensive range of braking components including brake pads, brake discs, brake calipers, brake master cylinders and brake system accessories. These components are engineered to deliver consistent braking performance, reliable stopping power and long service life.

Land Rover vehicles are frequently used for towing, off-road driving and heavy loads. These driving conditions place increased demands on the braking system. Because of their strong reputation for quality and performance, TRW braking components are widely used by Land Rover workshops and mechanics when servicing or replacing worn braking components.

Why Land Rover Specialists Use TRW
Land Rover vehicles are often used in demanding environments including towing, off-road driving and long-distance travel. These conditions place additional strain on braking components.

TRW brake pads and brake discs are designed to deliver consistent braking performance while maintaining reliable stopping power under heavy loads and varied driving conditions.

High quality friction materials and precision engineering help reduce brake noise, maintain braking stability and ensure reliable heat dissipation during braking.

Because of their dependable performance and strong safety reputation, many Land Rover specialists choose TRW components when servicing or replacing brake system components.

Maintenance Guide

Maintaining the Braking System on Land Rover Vehicles

The braking system is one of the most important safety systems on any vehicle. Regular inspection and maintenance of brake components helps ensure reliable stopping performance and safe vehicle operation.

Brake pads and brake discs gradually wear over time due to friction created during braking. Regular brake inspections help identify wear before it begins to affect braking performance.

Common brake maintenance checks include:

• inspecting brake pad thickness
• checking brake discs for scoring or uneven wear
• inspecting brake fluid levels and condition
• checking brake calipers for proper movement
• monitoring braking performance during driving

Drivers who frequently tow heavy loads or drive in mountainous terrain may experience accelerated brake wear due to increased braking demand.

Replacing worn components with reliable parts such as TRW brake pads and brake discs helps maintain safe braking performance and consistent stopping power.

Common Problems or Symptoms

Signs of Worn Brake Components on Land Rover Vehicles

Brake components naturally wear over time as friction material gradually deteriorates during normal driving. As brake pads and brake discs wear, the braking system may begin to produce noticeable warning signs.

One of the most common symptoms of worn brake pads is squeaking or squealing noises when braking. This often occurs when the friction material becomes thin or when brake pad wear indicators make contact with the brake disc.

Drivers may also notice vibration through the steering wheel when braking, which can indicate uneven brake disc wear or warped brake rotors.

Common Brake System Warning Signs

Typical signs of worn braking components include:

• squeaking or squealing brakes
• grinding noise when braking
• vibration when applying the brakes
• increased stopping distance
• brake pedal pulsation
• vehicle pulling to one side when braking

These symptoms often indicate that brake pads, brake discs or other braking components require inspection or replacement.

Brake Noise and Grinding Sounds

If brake pads become severely worn, the metal backing plate may begin to contact the brake disc. This can produce a grinding noise when braking, which is a strong indication that the brake pads require immediate replacement.

Continuing to drive with worn brake pads can damage the brake discs and increase repair costs.

Brake Vibration and Pulsation

Brake pedal vibration or steering wheel shake during braking is commonly caused by uneven brake disc surfaces or heat distortion.

This symptom may indicate worn brake discs that require resurfacing or replacement.

Replacing worn components with high quality parts such as TRW brake pads and brake discs helps restore smooth braking performance and reliable stopping power.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are TRW brake pads good quality?

Yes. TRW is a globally recognised manufacturer of braking components and is widely trusted for producing reliable OE-quality brake system parts.

How long do brake pads last?

Brake pad lifespan varies depending on driving conditions, but many brake pads require replacement after tens of thousands of kilometres.

Why do brake pads squeak?

Brake squealing can occur when brake pads wear down, when dust accumulates on braking components or when the friction material vibrates against the brake disc.

What causes brake vibration when braking?

Brake vibration is often caused by uneven brake disc wear or heat distortion of the brake rotor surface.