Tha Original i30 Owners Club
THE GARAGE (SERVICE, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR) => GENERAL => Topic started by: New to i 30 on August 14, 2025, 07:01:10
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How many variations of 2019 i30 brake pads are there out there , got sent the wrong size apparently the trade suppliers information/ part number was wrong? i.e. they messed up
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What size discs do you have, and is it petrol or diesel? Also which country was yours manufactured?
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Have you tried entering your specific vehicle VIN number in https://partsouq.com/ (https://partsouq.com/) and hunt the brake pad part number there.
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Not uncommon for motor factors to screw up. As suggested previously, use partsouq to get the exact OEM part number. I prefer to use Delphi pads, on their web-site you can use the OEM as a search term to find the matching Delphi part. Note that original Hyundai pads I've bought are supplied with the springy plates the pads slide in, most after-market pads don't. They're sold separately as an accessory. Not that you always need to change them, you can clean them up and polish them up like new.
Search for the OEM part number and you might find someone selling the genuine Hyundai pads at a knock-down price, like dealers clearing out old stock
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What size discs do you have, and is it petrol or diesel? Also which country was yours manufactured?
2019 Czech built 1.6 lt non turbo petrol station wagon