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Smarts4You Brakes
The Smarts4You range is smaller and application-led. That makes the full vehicle and kit code especially important when checking a part or asking about replacements.
Open the listing below and send us the vehicle year, engine, axle, original brake setup and wheels. We will confirm the current kit specification rather than borrowing details from another Smarts4You application.
Brake buying check: Check the caliper, piston arrangement, disc dimensions, bell, bracket, pad, hose and fixing hardware for the exact kit. Measure wheel clearance at the barrel and spokes. Ask about replacement pads, friction rings and seals at the same time, because a conversion remains in service long after the first installation. Use an experienced brake installer and the instructions supplied with the kit. Do not assume a replacement rotor or pad from another Smarts4You kit is shared. Match the drawing or part number.
The order should record the confirmed vehicle application and current manufacturer specification.
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.