Hi all,

 

I'm looking to find the part numbers of the rear discs and pads on my 2018 Superb. The old version of Etka I have used in the past no longer works and most websites give multiple options.

Is there a Web site that I can put the vin into and get the correct part nos?

 

 

Thanks for your help.

I can’t help with your direct question, but I suggest that buying OEM brake discs and pads is a bad idea. Mine lasted 20k miles. I replaced them with fairly cheap pattern one that were massively better. Skoda brake discs are rubbish!

8 hours ago, etskoda said:

is there a Web site that I can put the vin into and get the correct part nos?

Yep, partslink24. You have to pay though, unless you know someone who already subscribes...

3 hours ago, nicknorman said:

Skoda brake discs are rubbish!

+1

replaced OEMs by Zimmermann

part codes -> https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/407627-rear-disc-brake-wear/?do=findComment&comment=5306861

 

4 hours ago, nicknorman said:

Skoda brake discs are rubbish!

 

Not the case for me.

 

The factory brakes on mk2 Octavia RS lasted 80k+ kms before I changed them for dba pads & discs, even though they still had some meat left.

 

My current mk3 Superb factory brakes lasted 92k+ kms, even though the rear still had another 5.5mm left.

Changed for dba pads & discs again.

@etskoda - find out the PR codes for ur car to understand the exact brake setup u have.

It will b on ur boot floor.

 

In my case, I have a MY17 Superb 220, with the following codes:-

- Front: 1ZA = 312mm, vented 

- Read: 1KU = 300mm, solid

Edited 26 August, 20241 yr by JR RS

If you post the VIN or reg I can get you the exact part numbers  

5 hours ago, JR RS said:

 

Not the case for me.

 

The factory brakes on mk2 Octavia RS lasted 80k+ kms before I changed them for dba pads & discs, even though they still had some meat left.

 

My current mk3 Superb factory brakes lasted 92k+ kms, even though the rear still had another 5.5mm left.

Changed for dba pads & discs again.

Different climate though!

45 minutes ago, nicknorman said:

Different climate though!

Not so different a climate here, I managed 103000miles all round on my 12 plate Superb Estate. 69 plate now on 76000 and still going strong.

4 hours ago, ApertureS said:

If you post the VIN or reg I can get you the exact part numbers  

@ApertureS thanks for that. Vin is TMBBH7NP2J7509838 .

Just to be cheeky, can you do the front disks and pads aswell.

 

Thanks.

7 hours ago, JR RS said:

@etskoda - find out the PR codes for ur car to understand the exact brake setup u have.

It will b on ur boot floor.

 

In my case, I have a MY17 Superb 220, with the following codes:-

- Front: 1ZA = 312mm, vented 

- Read: 1KU = 300mm, solid

 

Apart from telling me I've got black brake callipers and 19" discs (assume that's the wheels!) it does little else. 

 

E0A: No campaign version, basic equipment
1D0: Without trailer hitch
7UG: Navigation device, High
I8J: Radio High (Gen2 GP)
1KU: Rear brake discs, Disc diameter 19", Black brake callipers,
6FF: exterior mirror housing in colour of vehicle
1AT: Electronic stability control (ESC)
7MM: EU6 plus exhaust concept
1N3: Speed-dependent power-assisted steering (servotronic
G01: Shock absorption in front
H19: Tires 255/45 R19 104Y XL
4UP: Airbag for driver, passenger, with knee airbag, passenger’s side, deactivatable
L08: Suspension range 08 installation control only, no requirement forecast
B09: Type approval country GB/Northern Ireland
3QT: 3-point seat belts in front, with pretensioner and height adjustment
4X3: Front side airbag with head airbag
J0V: Battery 420 A (70 Ah)
QI6: Service indicator 30 000 km or 2 years ( variable )
8GU: Alternator 140 A

 

 

12 hours ago, nicknorman said:

I can’t help with your direct question, but I suggest that buying OEM brake discs and pads is a bad idea. Mine lasted 20k miles. I replaced them with fairly cheap pattern one that were massively better. Skoda brake discs are rubbish!

 

Pads are worn right down, but the discs are OK for thickness, just heavily corroded

12 minutes ago, etskoda said:

 

Pads are worn right down, but the discs are OK for thickness, just heavily corroded

My rear discs were badly scored after 20k miles, they weren’t worn near limit but they had trashed the pads.  I replaced them with Delphi (which are quite cheap) and these lasted much better.

2 minutes ago, nicknorman said:

My rear discs were badly scored after 20k miles, they weren’t worn near limit but they had trashed the pads.  I replaced them with Delphi (which are quite cheap) and these lasted much better.

 

Cars done 49k miles. Hardly used in the last year but the disks look like they've been in the North Sea all that time.

18 hours ago, etskoda said:

@ApertureS thanks for that. Vin is TMBBH7NP2J7509838 .

Just to be cheeky, can you do the front disks and pads aswell.

 

Thanks.

 

Front:

Disc: 5Q0615301F

Pads: 5Q0698151AH - sensor included

 

Rear:

Disc: 3Q0615601A

Pads: 3Q0698451L

On 26/08/2024 at 09:01, nicknorman said:

Skoda brake discs are rubbish!

 

On 26/08/2024 at 13:56, JR RS said:

 

Not the case for me.

 

The factory brakes on mk2 Octavia RS lasted 80k+ kms before I changed them for dba pads & discs, even though they still had some meat left.

 

My current mk3 Superb factory brakes lasted 92k+ kms, even though the rear still had another 5.5mm left.

Changed for dba pads & discs again.

 

On 26/08/2024 at 19:51, nicknorman said:

Different climate though!

 

I think this is the point.

122000 km on the clock on mine. I only changed the rear brake pads 5000 km ago. Front brakes and rear brake discs are still original ones.

We sold my wife's Audi Q3 at the end of july, it had 166000 km on the clock and still its complete original brakes and pads... 

1 hour ago, Bap33 said:

 

 

 

I think this is the point.

122000 km on the clock on mine. I only changed the rear brake pads 5000 km ago. Front brakes and rear brake discs are still original ones.

We sold my wife's Audi Q3 at the end of july, it had 166000 km on the clock and still its complete original brakes and pads... 

 

I think also that Skoda probably buys brake discs from whichever supplier is cheapest at the time, they obviously don't manufacture brake discs themselves! So maybe there is some variation according to which company supplied the discs for your car?

I also surf on a french Skoda forum. But no Superb owner complains about rear discs wear as on Briskoda… 🤷‍♂️

This I assume your point on climate is quite consistent. 😉

Mine looked fine 

Less than 22 k miles and 3 years old (= 3 winters) when replaced March 2023: