Your braking system uses friction to bring your vehicle to a stop when you step on the brake pedal, produced by contact between the brake disc and the Audi 90 brake pads. Several brake system components are positioned at each wheel of the vehicle, working together to produce friction to work against the motion of the wheels, bringing your vehicle to a smooth and controlled stop when you apply the brakes. These components are operated by a system of hydraulic fluid, applying pressure to cause them to function.

The hydraulic brake fluid is carried to the brake caliper at each wheel by the brake hose, applying pressure to a piston inside the caliper to move the 90 brake pads. Each wheel is equipped with a pair of Audi 90 brake pads, which are lined with a friction compound made up of carbon, metal shavings, and strong adhesives. When the brakes are applied, the brake caliper moves the 90 brake pads inwards to squeeze onto each side of the brake disc, gripping it securely between them with their friction lining to create the necessary friction to stop the vehicle.

With every application of the brakes in your vehicle, the Audi 90 brake pads shed a bit of their friction lining, wearing it away as they contact the brake disc. This makes the periodic replacement of the 90 brake pads a necessary to keep the brake performance at its best. We carry a selection of quality replacements for your Audi 90 brake pads in our online catalog.Our great prices and expert customer service will make ordering your 90 brake pads quick and convenient whether you use our secure site or our toll-free phone line.