BMW X3 Brake Pads

t4ure4n · 12-01-2019, 02:05 PM

Could someone please advise me where to get Front and Rear brake pads for my X3 F25 (2016 model). My car has MSport package so I am not sure if they will be different from non MSport model.

FYI, the last last 7-digits of VIN are 0T54533.

Wgosma · 12-01-2019, 02:34 PM

You can lookup BMW part numbers at RealOEM website; can't help with suppliers, I'm in the States.

t4ure4n · 12-01-2019, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Wgosma

You can lookup BMW part numbers at RealOEM website; can't help with suppliers, I'm in the States.

Just found this on RealOEM. So thanks
However, when I tried these part numbers on BMW Official Parts Store on eBay/Amazon UK I couldn't find them

Wgosma · 12-01-2019, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by t4ure4n

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Originally Posted by Wgosma

You can lookup BMW part numbers at RealOEM website; can't help with suppliers, I'm in the States.

Just found this on RealOEM. So thanks
However, when I tried these part numbers on BMW Official Parts Store on eBay/Amazon UK I couldn't find them

Would certainly be available from BMW Dealer, tho costly; there must be Euro car third party suppliers who sell the parts in UK, right?

CJ's · 12-02-2019, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by t4ure4n

Could someone please advise me where to get Front and Rear brake pads for my X3 F25 (2016 model). My car has MSport package so I am not sure if they will be different from non MSport model.

FYI, the last last 7-digits of VIN are 0T54533.

Try euro parts - put in car reg and different manufacturers/costs will appear. Very reliable.

najnad · 12-03-2019, 07:50 AM

I have Akebono Euro Ultra-Premium ceramic brake pads on my X3 35i M-Sport and love them...low/no dust and great braking.

Part numbers to google:
Front: EUR1561
Rear: EUR1473

t4ure4n · 12-08-2019, 04:19 AM

FYI, I ended up buying Brembo pads from Euro Car parts. The sales guy there suggested that They are the best ones they have.

Front ones have been installed now need to install rear pads as I want to use Rheingold rather manually messing up with the pistons and actuators.
Thanks everyone for your advise.

Wgosma · 12-08-2019, 08:56 AM

I've done rear pads; no need to use any diagnostic tools- remove motors, and manually crank with hex wrench, install new pads then reinstall calipers; car's e-brake will sync back by itself.

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najnad General of the Space Forces 171 Rep 721 Posts Drives: 11 X3 35i M-sport Join Date: May 2012 Location: Elkridge, MD iTrader: (0) Garage List 2020 BMW X3 x40i [0.00] 2011 BMW X3 35i M-s ... [0.00] 2017 BMW 330 GT (Wi ... [0.00]	I have Akebono Euro Ultra-Premium ceramic brake pads on my X3 35i M-Sport and love them...low/no dust and great braking. Part numbers to google: Front: EUR1561 Rear: EUR1473 __________________ Current: 2020 X5 x40i M-Sport, Arctic Grey Metallic / Ivory White, Executive Package, Luggage Compartment Package, Integral Active Steering, Tow Package, Parking Assist Package, Driving Assist Package, M-Sport brakes, Tux Mats
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