Range Rover · 2023–2026 enquiries
Range Rover Carbon-Ceramic Brake Upgrade
Custom carbon-ceramic brake discs with original eight-piston calipers for the full-size Range Rover. Explore the parts and installation details, then request a quotation matched to your vehicle.
Your VIN, existing brakes and wheel clearance determine the final specification. Price and package contents are confirmed before ordering.
- Vehicle
- Full-size Range Rover
- Requested model years
- 2023–2026 · confirm by VIN
- Brake configuration
- Carbon-ceramic discs + original eight-piston calipers
- Pricing
- Quotation after vehicle and package review
Understand your brake configuration
The supplied specification pairs carbon-ceramic discs with original eight-piston calipers. The photos let you inspect the drilled disc faces, separate centre hats, caliper finishes and the installed brake assembly.
A disc diameter or caliper colour does not establish compatibility. We need the complete relationship between disc thickness, offset, mounting points, pads and wheel clearance.
Read the rotor engineering and sizing guide| Rotor assemblies | Diameter, thickness, centre-hat geometry and axle coverage |
|---|---|
| Calipers | Original caliper identity, retention or supply, condition and finish |
| Pads & fitting parts | Compatible pads and an itemised fitting-parts list |
| Wheels | Barrel and spoke clearance for the approved assembly |
| Order details | Price, preparation time, delivery destination and shipping |
From component layout to installed detail
Compare the disc and caliper layouts, inspect the rotor construction and explore the installation views. Different finishes and arrangements appear in this gallery; your quotation identifies the configuration supplied for your car.
Disc and caliper comparison
Side-by-side disc and caliper arrangements reveal the visible differences in disc faces, centre sections and caliper finish.
Drilled discs and centre hats
A close view of the drilled friction faces, separate centre hats and mounting hardware.
Pads, hubs and calipers
The wider component layout helps you discuss pads, hubs and fitting parts when confirming your package.
A clear route to your quotation
Step 1
Share your vehicle
Send your VIN, model year, trim or powertrain, wheel size and current rotor/caliper photos. Include visible part numbers and your delivery country.
Step 2
Confirm the package
Review the proposed disc and caliper configuration, pad compatibility, axle coverage, finish, wheel-clearance requirements and itemised quotation.
Step 3
Plan installation
Ask your installer to verify the approved component list and fitting requirements, then follow the supplied installation, inspection and bedding instructions.
Shopping for another model? Sport, Evoque, Velar and older full-size Range Rovers require their own brake review. Select the relevant model below or include it in your enquiry.
Back to page sectionsBefore you enquire
Will this fit my 2023–2026 Range Rover?
The enquiry covers the full-size Range Rover in the supplied 2023–2026 application. Model year alone is insufficient: send your VIN, trim, wheel details and current brake photographs so the exact configuration can be checked.
Can I keep my original eight-piston calipers?
Ask us to review your existing caliper part numbers, pad shape, mounting geometry and condition. The supplied product description specifies original eight-piston calipers, but whether your current calipers can be retained requires a vehicle-specific check.
What is included in the price?
There is no fixed online price. Your written quotation will identify the axle coverage, rotor assemblies, calipers if required, compatible pads, fitting components, finish, lead time and shipping. Parts visible in the gallery are not automatically included.
Are the yellow and gold calipers the same package?
The gallery includes different caliper finishes and component arrangements. Use the photographs to discuss your preferred configuration; the final finish and component list must be stated in your quotation.
Can I enquire for a Sport, Evoque, Velar or older Range Rover?
Yes. Include the exact model, generation, year and VIN. These are separate fitment enquiries; the full-size Range Rover photographs do not establish compatibility with another model.
Who should install the brakes?
A qualified brake technician should confirm component compatibility, wheel clearance, pad selection, fitting procedures and the required bedding instructions before the vehicle returns to service.
Get In Touch
Request your Range Rover brake quotation
Tell us about your vehicle and preferred configuration. Include your VIN, model year, wheel details, current brake part numbers and delivery country. We will confirm the specification, included components and pricing.
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