In this category you will find brake discs for cars and motorcycles – from standard replacement to sports brake discs and high-performance components. Brands such as Brembo, Zimmermann, ATE, Bosch, TRW, EBC Brakes, Ferodo and Textar offer a wide selection for Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein, with fast delivery directly to your home or workshop.
Whether you are looking for brake discs for standard replacement, prefer a sportier version for your vehicle or opt for original equipment quality: The range covers drilled, slotted and solid brake discs in various dimensions and designs. This allows vehicle owners, DIY mechanics and workshop professionals to quickly find the right component – conveniently from home and with reliable quality from renowned manufacturers.
Brake Discs by Type
Solid brake discs are ideal for everyday use and impress with smooth running and durability. Drilled brake discs improve wet braking performance and dissipate heat specifically – they are the right choice for sporty drivers and frequent drivers in demanding terrain. Slotted brake discs continuously clean the brake pad and prevent brake fading under high stress, for example on mountain passes or with heavier vehicles. Combined versions with drilling and slotting are also available for ambitious applications.
Brake Discs for Cars & Motorcycles
The range includes brake discs for almost all common car models and many motorcycles. From compact cars to mid-range and SUVs to high-performance sports cars, you will find brake discs in original equipment quality and beyond. Suitable discs are also available for two-wheelers, including floating motorcycle brake discs and special performance variants for sporty riders.
Original equipment quality for production vehicles
Mid-range
Bosch
Brake technology & electronics
Reliable everyday use & workshop service
Mid-range
TRW
Brake discs & brake pads
Standard replacement & fleet vehicles
Entry-level – Mid-range
EBC Brakes
Performance brakes & motorcycle discs
Tuning, motorcycles & sporty driving
Mid-range – Premium
Ferodo
Brake pads & brake discs
Sports & racing, demanding use
Mid-range – Premium
Textar
Original equipment quality & standard brakes
Premium standard replacement & workshop
Mid-range
Who Are These Brake Discs Suitable For?
The category is ideal for vehicle owners in Switzerland looking for brake discs for scheduled replacement, as well as for DIY mechanics and workshops who value high-quality spare parts. At the same time, sporty ambitious drivers and tuning enthusiasts will also find a wide selection of performance brake discs that are often not available in local stores.
Quality, Safety & Certification
When buying brake discs, it is worth paying attention to tested quality according to ECE regulations or comparable standards. Dimensionally accurate manufacturing, high-quality cast materials and a corrosion-resistant coating are crucial so that the brake disc functions reliably even in the Swiss climate with winter road salt and moisture and reaches its full service life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which brake discs fit my vehicle?▾
The correct brake disc depends on the vehicle model, year of manufacture, engine type and axle. The easiest way to find the right brake disc is via the vehicle search or by matching it with the original equipment reference number, which is often stamped on the old part.
What is the difference between drilled and slotted brake discs?▾
Drilled brake discs dissipate heat and brake dust particularly quickly and improve braking performance in wet conditions. Slotted brake discs constantly clean the brake pad and prevent brake fading under high stress. Both variants are suitable for sporty driving, while solid discs are ideal for everyday use.
How often should brake discs be replaced?▾
The wear limit is determined by the minimum thickness stamped on the brake disc or the hub. Depending on driving style and load, brake discs usually last between 30,000 and 80,000 kilometers. As soon as the thickness falls below the manufacturer's specification or cracks, discoloration and heavy rust become visible, they should be replaced.
How do I recognize worn brake discs?▾
Typical signs are a pulsating brake pedal, squealing noises, a visible lip on the disc edge, blue discoloration due to overheating, rust spots or fine cracks on the friction surface. If these symptoms occur, the brake disc should be checked and replaced promptly.
Should I always replace brake discs and brake pads together?▾
Yes, this is generally recommended. New brake pads on worn brake discs can make uneven contact, impair braking performance and lead to premature wear. Replacing them together ensures that both components are optimally matched.
What do the minimum thickness specifications for brake discs mean?▾
The minimum thickness indicates the extent to which the brake disc may be worn before it must be replaced. This specification is noted on the brake disc itself, in the hub area or in the vehicle documents. If the minimum thickness is not met, there is a safety risk due to possible cracking or reduced heat absorption.
Which brands offer high-quality brake discs?▾
Proven manufacturers include Brembo for premium and sports applications, Zimmermann for high-quality standard and sports brake discs, ATE as original equipment quality, Bosch for reliable everyday quality, TRW for solid standard replacement parts, EBC Brakes for performance brakes, and Ferodo and Textar for high quality in the standard and sports sector.
How do I properly bed in new brake discs?▾
New brake discs and brake pads should be carefully bedded in during the first 200 to 300 kilometers. A moderate driving style without heavy full braking helps the pad and disc to adjust evenly. This achieves full braking performance and optimizes the service life of the components.
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