BMW 3 Series Brake Calipers
BMW 3 Series Brake Calipers
Supply and rebuild brake calipers from all 3 series models; Book Now or click your calipers to find out more.
Up to 3 Year Warranty
High-end Painting Upgrade Available
Fast Turnaround
UK Company
We can rebuild ALL BMW 3 Series Brake Calipers
Simply go to the booking page now OR find your caliper above. Booking your calipers into our workshop couldn’t be easier and only takes 2 minutes. No need to pay online, that is done over the phone when your calipers enter our work flow.
Supplying rebuilt brake calipers is subject to stock.
Find your caliper above or call for availability. Most calipers will be available for next day delivery, if not 2-3 days.
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1998 – 2006 Audi TT front brake caliper service kit
£9.95 inc. VAT -
1998 – 2006 BMW 3 Series (E46) front brake caliper service kit
£14.50 inc. VAT -
Alfa Romeo Brake Caliper Decals – 75mm
£17.50 inc. VAT -
Alfa Romeo Brembo Red Brake Caliper Painting Kit
£37.00 – £99.00 inc. VAT -
AMG Brake Caliper Decals
£17.50 inc. VAT -
Aston Martin Brake Caliper Decals
£17.50 inc. VAT -
Audi Rings Brake Caliper Decals
£17.50 inc. VAT -
BMW Estoril Blue – BCS Pro Brake Caliper Painting Kit
£75.00 – £320.00 inc. VAT -
BMW M Sport Brake Caliper Decals
£17.50 inc. VAT -
Brake Caliper Clear Coat. High Temperature Lacquer for Brake Calipers
£39.97 – £78.50 inc. VAT -
Brake Caliper Primer. High Temperature Primer for Brake Calipers VHT
£27.50 inc. VAT -
Brembo Red Brake Caliper Painting Kit
£37.00 – £67.00 inc. VAT
Brake Calipers
There are two types of brake caliper, it will either be fixed or a floating caliper, which also known as a sliding caliper.
Brake calipers will have at least one piston, sometimes referred to as ‘pots’ when they have multiple pistons, i.e. a four piston caliper will be referred to as a 4-pot brake caliper.
Almost all BMW calipers have single pistons, even M3’s, they will just have a larger piston diameter. The larger the combined surface area of the face of the piston(s), the more effective the braking power will be.
Larger caliper piston surface area = More fluid required to be pumped by the master cylinder in order to fully apply the pressure to the discs by the pistons in the calipers.If you intend to upgrade your brake calipers, you MUST upgrade your master cylinder.
Most brake calipers are a two part component, often claw like in shape, a cast object which houses your brake pads, when you press your brake pedal this forces brake fluid from the master cylinder into the pistons in your brake calipers.