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Jeep TJ Brake Kits with Caliper

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Jeep brake kits with calipers include packages for front-axle or front-and-rear repairs. The discs, pads and calipers must suit the vehicle's brake arrangement, with body and casting conditions retained where specified. Compare kits for your Jeep's application and plan the hydraulic work alongside the component replacement.

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1999-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Front Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPR7151999-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Front Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPR715
A-Premium®Part # APBRPR715
1999-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Front Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPR715
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$224.99
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2-year warranty
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Fits Jeep TJ: 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
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Vehicle: Jeep TJ
Item LocatedUnited States
Installation PositionFront Driver & Passenger
Kit Parts Included2x Front Disc Brake Rotors; 4x Front Ceramic Brake Pads; 2x Front Brake Calipers
ConditionNew
item #1013ATEN
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1999-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Front Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPS734
A-Premium®Part # APBRPS734
1999-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Front Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPS734
4.432 Reviews
$239.99
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2-year warranty
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Fits Jeep TJ: 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
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Vehicle: Jeep TJ
Item LocatedUnited States
Installation PositionFront Driver & Passenger
Kit Parts Included2x Front Disc Brake Rotors; 4x Front Ceramic Brake Pads; 2x Front Brake Calipers
ConditionNew
item #1013AWAU
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2003-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Rear Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPR1051
A-Premium®Part # APBRPR1051
2003-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Rear Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPR1051
4.432 Reviews
$207.99
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2-year warranty
90 days free return
Fits Jeep TJ: 2003 2004 2005 2006
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Vehicle: Jeep TJ
Item LocatedUnited States
Installation PositionRear Driver & Passenger
Kit Parts Included2x Rear Disc Brake Rotors; 4x Rear Ceramic Brake Pads; 2x Rear Brake Calipers
ConditionNew
item #1018HRZG
Note
The rotors with 11.22 inch outside diameter fit the 5-stud wheel.
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2003-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Rear Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPS758
A-Premium®Part # APBRPS758
2003-2006 Jeep TJ 8-Pc Brake Rotor and Pad Kits with Caliper, Rear Driver & Passenger, 1-Piston, A-Premium, APBRPS758
4.432 Reviews
$219.99
Enter ZIP codeFree standard shipping
2-year warranty
90 days free return
Fits Jeep TJ: 2003 2004 2005 2006
Add Trim and Engine info to ensure a guaranteed fit
Vehicle: Jeep TJ
Item LocatedUnited States
Installation PositionRear Driver & Passenger
Kit Parts Included2x Rear Disc Brake Rotors; 4x Rear Ceramic Brake Pads; 2x Rear Brake Calipers
ConditionNew
item #1018HLQV
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Jeep Brake Kits With Calipers And Hydraulic Service

Jeep brake kits with calipers add hydraulic components to the friction-part repair. A front package can supply two rotors, four pads and two calipers, while a combined kit covers front and rear assemblies. Match that coverage and the vehicle's brake conditions before comparing kits. Replacing a caliper involves its hydraulic connection, so the repair also needs the prescribed bleeding and operation checks. The package contents should be compared with the complete work identified by inspection.

Choose Caliper Coverage To Match The Jeep Repair

A front caliper kit includes both front calipers. If those calipers remain serviceable and only the friction parts need replacement, compare compatible Jeep rotor and pad kits instead.

Calipers apply the pads to the disc, so a kit containing them covers a different repair from a friction-parts purchase alone. Identify the calipers that need replacement and compare the supplied axle and sides with that diagnosis. The mounting brackets, piston arrangement and disc dimensions must agree with the installed system. Hoses, lines and other retained parts still need inspection. Check the actual contents so the purchase accounts for the components being replaced and any separate items required by the service procedure.

Keep Body And Casting Conditions With The Application

Body style, caliper casting number and disc size can distinguish Jeep kit applications. Keep those conditions together when selecting components for the installed system.

A body-style condition helps distinguish the vehicle configuration attached to a component entry. Here it appears alongside a caliper casting identifier and disc size, so no single detail establishes the full match. Check the installed equipment and retain the complete application rather than applying one kit to every vehicle with the same model name. If prior work changed the brakes, identify the resulting assembly with the installer. An ordinary replacement must suit the system that will receive the parts.

Compare Ceramic Pads Within The Required Brake System

Ceramic friction pads are included in selected Jeep caliper kits. That describes the pads' working formulation, separate from the caliper casting and disc conditions that determine the application.

Brake dust comes from wear as the pads and discs work against each other. A ceramic formulation can still produce particles, so ceramic should not be read as dust-free. Wheel-cleaning preferences can be part of a pad comparison, but the product's own supported features matter more than assumptions about a material family. The condition of the rotor, pad supports and caliper also belongs in the repair assessment. New friction material should be paired with correction of any dragging or uneven-wear problem found during inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are the left and right calipers universal substitutes?

A rear caliper kit supplies calipers for the two rear sides. Keep each with its assigned location, bracket and hydraulic-fitting arrangement. A pair does not mean two universal units that can be swapped left to right. Use the fitting instructions for the exact rear assembly and its connections.

Can production and body-style restrictions affect Jeep caliper kits?

One 2017 Compass application requires a build date before September 22, 2016, casting number 3502 and a 262 mm disc. It identifies a 2.0-liter engine application or a 2.4-liter DOHC application with engine code ED3. Keep the relevant engine branch and the shared brake conditions together when checking the vehicle.

Does the advertised piece count mean that many complete brakes?

A full-vehicle caliper package contains four rotors, eight ceramic pads and four calipers, split between the front and rear axles. That is sixteen individual main components, not sixteen complete brakes. Sort the parts by position and check the accessory list separately before comparing the package with the required repair.

Does piston material alone identify the required caliper?

Steel piston material describes one feature of a replacement caliper. Their material does not replace the casting, mounting and installation-position requirements of the selected brake arrangement. Compare all of those details together; another steel-piston caliper is not automatically interchangeable with the units in this kit.

What changes if the vehicle already has a different brake conversion?

A conversion changes the assembly that replacement parts must match. Original vehicle details alone may no longer identify the fitted discs, pads or calipers. Establish the converted brake system and its component specifications before ordering, rather than assuming that a replacement intended for the factory arrangement will suit the altered equipment.

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