193186SPORT

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Cross-reference numbers
OE numbers

MERCEDES-BENZ: 2214230712, 2214231112, 2304231412, A2214230712, A2214231112, A2304231412

Aftermarket numbers

MAXGEAR: 19-3186SPORT

MEYLE: 0155230030, 0155230030PD

BREMBO: 08A73410, 08A73411

A.B.S.: 08A73411, 17838, 17838OE

BOSCH: 0986479414, 0986AB5927, 0986AB6141

SWAG: 10926404

CAR: 1421370

VALEO: 197745

METELLI: 231146C

ATE: 24011201831, 412183

FEBI BILSTEIN: 26404

HELLA PAGID: 355115411, 355115412, 8DD355115411, 8DD355115412

ZIMMERMANN: 400366220, 400366270, 400366272, 400366275

BENDIX: 521708, 562566BC

PAGID: 54765, 54765PRO

JURID: 562566JC

STELLOX: 60201502KSX, 60201502SX

GIRLING: 6049154

REMSA: 6103300

ROADHOUSE: 6103300

KAWE: 6103300

METZGER AUTOTEILE: 6110489

ICER: 78BD25911

R BRAKE: 78RBD12591

CIFAM: 8001146C

TEXTAR: 92176500, 92176503, 92176505

BLUE PRINT: ADU174379

BRAXIS: AE0565

BORG & BECK: BBD4663

FREMAX: BD2591

QUINTON HAZELL: BDC5587

BENDIX Braking: BDS1724

DELPHI: BG4298, BG4298C, BG4494C

OPTIMAL: BS7848, BS7848C

BRECO: BV7761

ABE: C4M037ABE

BREMSI: CD7770S

WOKING: D6103300

FERODO: DDF1770C, DDF1770C1, DDF1770CD

TRUSTING: DF1173

TRW: DF4915

Brake ENGINEERING: DI956694

APEC: DSK2658, DSK2703

LPR: M2076P

MINTEX: MDC1253, MDC2153

JURATEK: MER314

VAICO: V3040017

Aftermarket
FEBI BILSTEIN

2214230712 - A disc brake is a type of brake that uses the calipers to squeeze pairs of pads against a disc or rotor to create friction. Brake Discs are most commonly made of cast iron or steel; however some very high-end cars use a carbon ceramic rotor. Discs are mounted on the hub and rotates together with the wheel. During braking, kinetic energy of the vehicle converts into heat due to friction between pads and the disc. To better dissipate the heat, most vehicles have ventilated discs on the front wheels

OE: 2214230712
38.56 USD
Out of stock
Aftermarket
TRW

2214230712 - A disc brake is a type of brake that uses the calipers to squeeze pairs of pads against a disc or rotor to create friction. Brake Discs are most commonly made of cast iron or steel; however some very high-end cars use a carbon ceramic rotor. Discs are mounted on the hub and rotates together with the wheel. During braking, kinetic energy of the vehicle converts into heat due to friction between pads and the disc. To better dissipate the heat, most vehicles have ventilated discs on the front wheels

OE: 2214230712
50.65 USD
Out of stock