Bentley has developed several generations of models, engine and braking setups. Selecting parts by the vehicle’s model name ONLY may not give the correct applicability.

Bentley Continental GT and GTC

Brake parts for the Continental GT and GTC are different by generation, model year and braking grade. Some models use iron discs while others employ carbon ceramic brakes.

Check the vehicle specification and original part reference before buying Continental GT brake pads, rotors or sensors. Don't assume that a component designed for any GT or GTC will fit all.

Bentley Bentayga

Bentayga brake parts vary according on the model year, powertrain and factory-fitted braking system. Differences exist that may impact disc dimensions, pad specs and associated hardware.

Check the details of the vehicle and see if it has iron or carbon-ceramic brakes before ordering replacement parts.

Bentley Flying Spur

Generations and vehicle configurations affect Flying Spur braking components. Front and rear assemblies have different fitment requirements.

Find the right brake pads, discs, callipers and sensors using the VIN, chassis details or original part number.

Bentley Mulsanne and Older Models

Production updates and outdated part references may necessitate further study for older Bentley vehicles. Previous repairs may require careful component identification.

If you need brake parts for an older Bentley, provide vehicle information and the original part number for verification.

When you’re choosing replacement brake parts it’s not just about price. Buyers need to know the type of product being sold and if it meets the requirements of their vehicle.

Genuine Bentley parts are branded parts from the original manufacturer. If original parts are needed, verify the product description and origin.

OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer parts, but the use of the term doesn't guarantee that any specific product is a true Bentley branded part. Check manufacturer and specs.

Aftermarket brake parts are made by independent companies. Component, technical characteristics, and vehicle compatibility determine suitability.

For each option verify the applicable application, product quality and safety requirements to be applied. Don’t pick a part based on price or appearance alone, as brake components are safety-critical.

Exotic Auto Parts can help find genuine and compatible parts. Check product kind and compatibility before ordering.

One of the most important checks to make when buying Bentley brake parts is to identify the braking system fitted to your vehicle.

Iron brake systems have iron discs and iron pads. Their replacement requirements depend upon original specification, component condition & limits of the manufacturer.

Carbon-ceramic brake systems have special discs and matching brake pads. These parts are constructed of different materials and have different fitment considerations, making them non-interchangeable with standard iron brake parts.

The two systems may use different pads, discs and associated hardware. Equipment will vary by trim and factory options within the same model range.

Before ordering, please check the VIN, original part numbers and braking system specification. Don’t expect a performance model to use the same parts as a regular model, or an upgrade to just bolt in without other modifications.

How often you should service the brakes, depends on the service schedule for your vehicle, the condition of the parts, the mileage and the driving conditions. Here are some signs that can let you know when you might need an inspection.

• Worn brake pads- If the pads are low or have a wear warning - they may need to be inspected and replaced.
• Damaged brake discs - A specialist should evaluate a score, crack, excessive wear or braking vibration.
• Strange noises - Squealing or grinding may indicate pad wear or other braking system issues.
• Brake behaviour changes - Investigate pulling to one side, soft pedal or impaired braking performance quickly.
• Fluid leaks or broken hoses- these need to be repaired straight away by a professional as they can affect braking performance.

These symptoms don’t always point to a specific faulty part. Qualified technicians must inspect the system to determine part replacement. Manufacturers set disc thickness, pad limitations, and brake fluid upkeep.

Accurate fitment checks can help prevent ordering incompatible components. Before requesting a quote, prepare the following information-

1. VIN or chassis number- This will help to narrow down the vehicle specification and production details.

2. Model year and variant- List model, engine and manufacturing year.

3. Original part number- A number printed on the existing component can help identify the correct replacement. Superseded references should still be verified.

4. Brake system details- Determine whether the vehicle has iron or carbon ceramic discs- if applicable and specify if the part is for the front or rear axis.

5. Required quantity- If ordering several components, indicate quantities and associated parts.

These details enable fitting and availability checks before ordering. Instead of guessing, consult a technician or parts specialist about the precise application.

Many brake components are needed for planned maintenance and repair by independent workshops, specialised repairers, and trade purchasers. Accurate identification aids vehicle estimates and part coordination.

Retail and wholesale queries for speciality automobile parts are welcome at Exotic Auto Parts. If feasible, include VINs, model details and original part numbers in multi-item requests.

Before scheduling repairs, check availability, product specs and sourcing choices. Subject to product availability and destination requirements, we ship worldwide.

Since 2010, Exotic Auto Parts has been the trusted supplier for Bentley owners, workshops and trade customers for proper brake components, fitment advice and worldwide shipping.

Call Exotic Auto Parts, have your VIN or part number ready. We also welcome wholesale and retail requests.

How long do Bentley brake pads typically last?

Driving style, road and vehicle weight and brake-pad composition affect brake pad life. Inspections determine when to replace.

Why does my Bentley steering wheel vibrate when braking?

Vibration can be caused by uneven brake disc surfaces, component wear or other mechanical problems. Have the braking system checked to find out what’s causing it.

Can I upgrade my Bentley braking system?

A certified professional must check compatibility with the vehicle, wheels and braking components before upgrading.

Do Bentley brake parts differ between front and rear axles?

Yes. Front and rear brake pads, discs and parts may differ. Verify axle application before ordering.

How can I slow Bentley brake wear?

Keep adequate following distances, prevent excessive braking and inspect brakes regularly. Follow manufacturer maintenance instructions.