The brake pad number for the Toyota Hilux can vary depending on the specific model and year. However, a set of Genuine Toyota front brake pads for the Hilux Pickup, Hilux Surf, and Land Cruiser models is available. These brake pads are made of superior quality friction material and are R90 approved, providing better braking performance and long-lasting durability. One brake pad set consists of 4 individual pads, enough to fit both front calipers. These Genuine Toyota brake pads use extreme bonding materials to prevent the pads’ friction material from de-bonding under extreme heat and pressure when the brakes are applied. They also provide excellent stopping power, minimum dusting, and optimize noise and vibration control. Furthermore, they are 100% asbestos-free.
Please note that it is always recommended to consult the vehicle’s manual or contact a certified Toyota dealer to ensure the correct brake pad number for your specific Toyota Hilux model and year.
Contents
- How do I find my brake pad code?
- How do I identify my brake pads?
- What is the part number for Toyota Hilux brake shoes?
- What number should your brakes be?
- What is the numbering system of brake pads?
- What are the numbers on the brake controller?
- What is the part number for Toyota brake shoes?
- Are brake pads universal?
- Are guide and code brake pads the same?
- What brake system does Toyota use?
How do I find my brake pad code?
Just about every brake pad or shoe you install has a cryptic code printed on the side of the friction material or on the backing plate.
How do I identify my brake pads?
On many vehicles, you can see the brake pad through the holes in the wheel. To check the life of the brake pad, you need to determine its thickness. You might need a flashlight to get a good look at the brake pad. If the pads look thin, less than 1/4″, it might be time to get them replaced.
What is the part number for Toyota Hilux brake shoes?
Brake Shoes 04495-0K120 for TOYOTA Hilux VIGO.
What number should your brakes be?
A new brake pad is 10-12mm thick. Most mechanics and dealers agree that you should replace your brake pads when they wear down to 3mm or 4mm.
What is the numbering system of brake pads?
The first two or three letters indicate the manufacturer of the brake pads. The following sequence of four to eight numbers or letters indicates the application that might mirror the catalog. The next sequence of letters and numbers can indicate the friction formulation used by the manufacturer.
What are the numbers on the brake controller?
The brake controller typically displays a number of “0-10.” This number is the amount of braking force or gain that will be applied to the trailer brakes. The higher the number, the more braking power.
What is the part number for Toyota brake shoes?
Product information
| Manufacturer | Toyota |
|---|---|
| Item model number | 04495-02050 |
| Exterior | Machined |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 04495-02050 |
| Position | Rear |
Are brake pads universal?
Are brake pads universal? No. They are specific to each vehicle. Generally the faster the car is, the greater the vehicle weight and weight carrying capacity is, the larger the brake pad and caliper.
Are guide and code brake pads the same?
Code models come with sintered pads and G2, Guide, and Level models are originally equipped with organic pads. However, some bike manufacturers equip their bikes with different compounds. In order to determine your current brake pads, you can use our SRAM disc brake pad identification guide.
What brake system does Toyota use?
ABS
Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)
