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Brake Calipers

Find replacement brake calipers by vehicle, axle, and side. Compare individual calipers, matched pairs, and kits that may include brackets, hoses, or hardware. Because caliper design can change with rotor size and factory brake package, verify every fitment note before ordering.

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Match the caliper to the brake package

A caliper must fit the mounting bracket, rotor dimensions, hose connection, and wheel position. The same model may use more than one front or rear brake option. Confirm the stated side, piston arrangement, bracket inclusion, and any casting or rotor-size notes.

What to compare

  • Position: front or rear and driver or passenger side.
  • Loaded or unloaded: determine whether pads, bracket, hardware, or hose are included.
  • Hydraulic connection: compare the hose fitting, bleeder location, and mounting orientation.
  • Related condition: inspect the hose, pads, rotor, slide pins, and opposite-side caliper for heat damage or uneven wear.

A sticking caliper can overheat pads and rotors, while a hydraulic leak requires prompt repair. After installation, use the correct bleeding procedure and verify that the wheel rotates and the brakes apply and release normally.

Frequently asked questions

How can I tell if a brake caliper is bad?

Possible signs include uneven pad wear, pulling while braking, a wheel that remains unusually hot, fluid leakage, or a brake that does not release. These symptoms can also involve the hose, slides, pads, or other components, so inspect the complete brake assembly before ordering.

Are brake calipers universal?

No. Calipers are matched to the axle, side, bracket, rotor, hose connection, and factory brake package. Even if two calipers look similar, mounting dimensions and piston or bleeder orientation can make them incompatible.

Should brake calipers be replaced in pairs?

Calipers can be replaced individually when diagnosis confirms one failure, but both sides should be inspected. If both are heavily corroded, worn, or showing similar binding, replacing the axle pair may provide more consistent service. Pads and rotors should also be checked for damage.

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