Ford Kuga Brake Pads
Compare brake pads prices for the Ford Kuga from top UK retailers
From £17.20
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Different Ford Kuga variants use different brake pads. Enter your reg plate for guaranteed compatible parts matched to your engine and year.
12 brake pads found for Ford Kuga
Part No: ADM54290
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: MDB3926
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: FDB4643
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: FDB4642
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: T2057
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: LP3226
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: GDB2117
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: 0 986 494 664
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: 0 986 495 172
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: DP2201
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: P 61 120
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
Part No: 117421
Brake Pads for Ford Kuga
⚠️ Estimated prices. These are typical UK prices for Ford Kuga brake pads. Exact prices and fitment depend on your specific vehicle. Enter your reg for accurate results.
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About Brake Pads
What do they do?
Brake pads create the friction that stops your car when you press the brake pedal. They press against the brake disc and convert kinetic energy into heat.
When to replace
Most brake pads last 25,000–50,000 miles depending on driving style, but urban stop-start driving wears them faster. Many cars have a brake pad wear sensor that triggers a dashboard warning light. You can also check pad thickness visually through the wheel spokes — they should be at least 3mm thick.
Brand guide
Premium brands like Brembo, ATE, and EBC offer superior stopping performance and fade resistance. OEM-quality brands like TRW, Bosch, and Mintex match manufacturer specifications at lower prices. Budget brands like Pagid and Blueprint work fine for normal road use.
💡 Top tip: Always replace brake pads in axle pairs (both fronts or both rears) to ensure even braking. Fitting pads on just one side can cause the car to pull under braking and will fail the MOT.
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