Porsche Brakes, Brake Pads & Brake Kits for Sale
Porsche brake pads, discs, calipers and complete kits—OEM, performance and aftermarket—for all models in one place. Shop by model to compare prices and order online with expert help, fast UK delivery and worldwide shipping.
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Brake Pads & Disc Package
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SPORTS Brake Pads & Disc Package
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Brake Pads Packages
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Brake Disc Standard
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Brake Pads Standard
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SPORTS Brake Disc
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Brembo Standard brakes
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Brembo Racing brakes
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TEXTAR Brakes
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PAGID Racing Brakes
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Zimmermann Brakes
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Performance Friction Brakes
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Giro Slotted Brake Disc
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SHW Performance Brakes
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EBC Brakes
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Black Diamond Performance Brakes
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Rotinger Graphite Line
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Replacement for Ceramic Disc
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Brake Pad Wear Sensors
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Brake Pad Anti-vibration shims
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Caliper Bolts / Disc Screws
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Pin Kit and Guide Plates
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Performance Brake Hoses
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Standard Brake Hoses
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Caliper and Brake Lines
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Brake Calipers
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Brake Caliper Upgrades
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Handbrake Shoes
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HandBrake Cables
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Brake Disc Cover Plates
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ABS | Speed Sensors
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Caliper Seals |Pistons
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Brake Servo | Booster
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Brake Master Cylinder
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Brake Fluid Reservoir
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Brake Fluid
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Centre Locking Hubs
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Titanium Brake Pad Shields
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Duct Spoiler / Air Scoop
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DesignTek Brake Kits
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Build Your Own Brake Kit
Porsche Brakes, Pads, and Discs – Direct from Design911
At Design911, we supply the highest-quality brakes and components for Porsche models, from classic air-cooled icons to the latest high-performance vehicles. Our range includes:
- Brake pads, discs, and complete brake kits
- Brake cables, hoses, and wear sensors.
- High-performance upgrades and OEM replacements.
We stock leading brands such as Brembo, EBC, Pagid, Black Diamond, and Performance Friction, all trusted by Porsche drivers worldwide.
Why High-Quality Brakes Matter
Driving a Porsche means handling superb performance and speed - but that makes your brakes just as critical as your engine. High-quality brakes give you:
- Maximum stopping power when you need it most.
- Resistance to brake fade under repeated heavy braking.
- Improved safety and confidence on both road and track.
- Longer lifespan and better durability under load
Ceramic vs. Semi-Metallic Brake Pads
Semi-Metallic Pads
- Made from iron, copper, steel, and graphite.
- Excellent heat transfer and fade resistance.
- Durable and cost-effective option.
- Ideal for heavier vehicles or daily performance use.
Ceramic Pads
- Superior heat management, keeping brake fluid cooler.
- Consistent performance during repeated hard stops.
- Quieter operation with less dust and rotor wear.
- Premium option – higher cost but outstanding durability.
What Are the Best Porsche Brakes?
Genuine Porsche Brakes
Designed with motorsport DNA, OEM Porsche brakes deliver exceptional rigidity, responsiveness, and consistent performance under heavy loads.
Brembo Brakes
Italian engineering with world-class reputation. Brembo pads and discs provide increased stopping power and long service life, perfect for road and track.
Performance Friction (PFC)
Considered by many as the ultimate braking solution. Used in motorsport and street applications, PFC brakes meet or exceed OE standards while offering unmatched consistency on track days and performance builds.
When to Replace Your Brakes – Common Faults to Watch For
Brakes wear gradually, so regular inspection is vital. Look out for:
- Squealing, grinding, or scraping noises.
- Longer stopping distances or spongy pedal feel.
- Vibrations or pulsing under braking.
- Warning lights (ABS or brake wear indicators).
- Pulling to one side when braking.
If you notice these symptoms, it’s time to replace your brake components with high-quality OEM or performance parts to maintain safety and driving pleasure.
Explore our full range of Porsche brake pads, discs, and kits – from daily driving replacements to full motorsport upgrades – all available directly from Design911.
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Porsche Brake Pads: OEM, Aftermarket & Performance Options
When it’s time to replace your Porsche brake pads, choosing the right option is key for safety, performance, and peace of mind. At Design 911, we stock an extensive range of brake pads to suit every driver, from daily road users to track-day enthusiasts.Types of Porsche Brake Pads Available
OEM Brake Pads: Direct replacements, offering factory-level performance and fit.Performance Brake Pads: Upgraded compounds for improved stopping power, reduced fade, and enhanced pedal feel, ideal for spirited driving or motorsport.Aftermarket Brake Pads: Quality alternatives balancing performance and value, with options for all Porsche models and driving styles.Design 911 offers all types of Porsche brake pads to suit every driver:
- Textar: Textar brake pads are widely used as original equipment on many Porsche models, known for reliability and consistent braking.
- Pagid: Pagid racing brakes are favoured by performance drivers and track-day enthusiasts for their enhanced bite and heat resistance.
- Brembo: Brembo's standard brakes and racing brakes are renowned globally for their innovative design and high-performance stopping power.
- Zimmermann: Zimmermann brakes deliver precision engineering with long-lasting performance for both daily driving and high-performance Porsche use.
- EBC Brakes: EBC brake pads are a popular choice for upgrade options, including low-dust and sport formulas.
- Black Diamond: Black Diamond brakes offer enhanced braking performance with grooved, drilled, and combination rotor designs for improved bite and reduced fade.
- DesignTek: DesignTek brake kits provide performance-focused braking solutions at excellent value, with options for both road and track applications.
- Genuine Porsche: Genuine Porsche brake pads are selected original pads, as fitted at the factory, available for most models.
Porsche Brake Pads for Every Model
No matter which Porsche you drive, we make it easy to find the right brake pads for your car. Our extensive stock covers all models and generations, from classic icons to the latest releases.We supply brake pads for:
● Porsche 911 (including 996, 997, 991, and classic models)
● Porsche Cayenne
● Porsche Macan
● Porsche Panamera
● Porsche Taycan
● Porsche Boxster & Cayman
● Porsche 924, 928, 944, 968, and more
Whether you need front or rear brake pads, everyday replacements, or high-performance upgrades, simply select your Porsche model above to view all compatible parts.
Need help choosing? Contact our Porsche brake specialists for personalised advice.
Porsche Brake Discs
Upgrade
your stopping power with our complete range of Porsche brake
discs,
tailored for every driving need. We offer rotor options for standard daily use,
spirited driving, and high-performance track applications.Choose from:
● Standard Brake Discs: Direct replacements for factory performance and reliability.
● Drilled & Grooved Discs: Enhanced heat dissipation, reduced brake fade, and improved wet weather braking.
● Performance Rotors: Engineered for track use and demanding road conditions, offering superior stopping power and durability.
Looking for a complete solution?
Check out our Porsche brake pads and discs package deals for convenient, matched sets that ensure optimal performance and easy installation.
For more on brake disc types and upgrade options, watch our video Porsche Brake Disc Upgrades – Venting, Drilling, and Grooving Explained.
Price & Cost Guide for Porsche Brake Pads & Kits
The cost of Porsche brake pads and kits can vary depending on your model, the type of pads you choose (OEM, aftermarket, or performance), and the brand. High-performance or specialist pads typically cost more, while some everyday replacements offer excellent value without sacrificing safety.Typical price ranges:
● Porsche brake pads: From £60–£350 per set
● Brake discs/rotors: From £90–£500 each
● Brake pad & rotor kits: From £225–£1,200 per axle
Ceramic vs Semi-Metallic Porsche Brakes
Choosing the right brake pads and discs is essential for your Porsche’s performance and driving style. See how ceramic brakes compares to semi-metallic brakes:Noise & Dust
Braking Feel
Longevity
Heat Tolerance
Best For
Price Range
Quieter, minimal dust
Smooth, consistent for daily driving
Longer pad and disc life
Good for regular driving
City, every day, newer models
Typically higher
Porsche Brake Calipers & Upgrades
Upgrade or maintain your Porsche’s braking performance with our full range of brake calipers and accessories. Our range includes:● Caliper bolts & disc screws: Precision hardware for secure caliper installation.
● Brake caliper painting kits: Customise your Porsche calipers with high-quality, heat-resistant finishes.
● Caliper seals & pistons: Essential for caliper rebuilds and ensuring optimal hydraulic performance.
● Caliper brake lines: High-quality replacements for reliable, responsive braking.
From OEM replacements to performance-focused upgrades, our Porsche brake calipers and components are designed for perfect fitment and long-lasting durability.
Porsche Brake Pads Replacement & Fitting Service
What’s Included in Our Brake Pad Replacement Service:When it’s time for a Porsche brake pads replacement, trust the experts at Design 911. Our UK-based specialist workshops offer professional fitting for all Porsche models, using OEM, performance, or aftermarket pads to suit your driving style and budget.
● Full removal of worn brake pads and inspection of discs/rotors
● Installation of your chosen new brake pads (OEM, aftermarket, or performance brands)
● System check and reset of brake pad warning indicators
● Road test to ensure safe, effective braking performance
● Expert advice on future maintenance and care
Big Red Brake Upgrade for Porsche 911 – Expert Guide
Thinking about upgrading your Porsche’s braking performance? See how the legendary Big Red brake caliper conversion delivers exceptional stopping power, as demonstrated by Lawrence Todd from the Design 911 team.
In this expert video guide, you’ll discover the benefits of Big Red upgrades, what’s involved in the process, and why it’s a popular choice for Porsche enthusiasts.
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