Citroen model names cover several generations and factory brake sizes. Start with the model, build year, engine, axle and the disc and caliper already fitted.
Select the car below and send clear photographs of the caliper and wheel. Add the current disc diameter, wheel width and offset. VTS, Racing and other performance versions should be identified before we compare part numbers.
Brake buying check: Read the full year, engine and variant notes on the listing. A related Peugeot application or shared platform does not prove that the bracket, hub or disc offset is the same. Modified cars need a hardware check. Put the proposed caliper template against the actual wheel and look for spoke, barrel and balance-weight clearance. A registration lookup is a starting point. When the car is older or modified, measurements and photographs settle the fitment.
Follow the selected manufacturer’s current application, wheel template and installation documents.
Brake work is safety critical. Use a suitably experienced installer and the current vehicle and component instructions. Do not drive the car until the system has been checked, bled and tested as those documents require.
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