Hot Sale Ebc Bmw E90 E91 E92 Redstuff Sport Rear Brake Pads - Ate Caliper (inc. 325i, 335i, 335ix & Alpina D3) Instant 45% Discount [v8S0TRbO]

Top-Grade Rear Brake Pads for BMW E90, E91, E92, and E93 Models

Experience unparalleled braking performance with the EBC BMW E90 E91 E92 Redstuff Sport Rear Brake Pads designed specifically for ATE Calipers. These premium-grade brake pads are a perfect match for vehicles like the 325i, 335i, 335ix, and ALPINA D3, ensuring a smooth and powerful driving experience. Crafted from a premium quality LOW dust compound, these pads are a game-changer for fast street use, providing exceptional braking performance with minimal dust generation.

• Low dust compound for clean braking experience
• NO steel fibres for reduced dust and easy maintenance
• Shimmed and chamfered for quiet braking

Superior Performance and Durability

The EBC Brakes Redstuff pads are engineered to enhance the braking capabilities of your vehicle. Made with ceramic particles and aramid fibres, these pads offer powerful and silent braking for discerning drivers. Their design reduces disc wear, extending the life of both discs and pads while delivering outstanding performance. Whether you're navigating urban traffic or enjoying a spirited drive, these pads ensure a responsive and smooth braking experience.

• Ceramic particles for long-lasting performance
• Aramid fibres for powerful and silent braking
• Reduces disc wear for extended lifespan

Compatibility and Warranty

Designed exclusively for ATE Calipers, these brake pads are a direct fit for the specified BMW models, including the E90, E91, E92, and E93. They are tested to ECE R90 standards, guaranteeing street legality and peace of mind. With EBC's one-year or 10,000 miles warranty, you can trust in the quality and reliability of these brake pads. If you're unsure about compatibility, our customer support team is ready to assist you.

• Exclusive compatibility with ATE Calipers
• Direct fit for BMW E90, E91, E92, and E93 models
• ECE R90 compliant for street legality