TOPRAN 638 970 Brake Pad Wear Indicator

Compatible with LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER SPORT II (L494) ,
Ensures timely notification of brake pad wear. A crucial safety component for your vehicle's braking system.
4.93 EUR
inc. VAT 21%
In stock 10
Delivery 1 day (13.05.2026)
PN 638 970
Make TOPRAN

This TOPRAN brake pad wear indicator, part number 638 970, is designed to alert you when your brake pads have reached a critical wear level. Early detection of worn brake pads is essential for maintaining optimal braking performance and preventing potential damage to your brake discs. When your brake pads wear down to a specific point, this indicator will activate, typically illuminating a warning light on your dashboard. This provides a clear and timely signal, allowing you to schedule replacement before performance is compromised or further damage occurs. Installing a new wear indicator along with your brake pads is a cost-effective way to ensure your braking system remains safe and reliable. It is a simple yet vital part that contributes significantly to your vehicle's overall safety.

  • Direct replacement for original equipment.
  • Provides clear warning of brake pad wear.
  • Helps prevent damage to brake discs.
  • Ensures optimal braking performance.
  • Crucial safety component.
  • Designed for reliable and long-lasting service.
Installation side
Front axle
Additional article/Additional info 2
with wire
Length [mm]
1390
Wear sensor
Replace the warning contact together with the brake pads
Brake type
Disc brake mechanism
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