ATE FRONT Brake Pads For FORD Bantam Bantam 1.8 TDdi 2001-2011

• Product Group: Brake Pads
• Position 1: FRONT
• Position 2: LEFT-RIGHT
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Vehicle Application

Brake Pads are vehicle-specific parts. Please ensure that your vehicle is the exact one listed below. If you are not sure if these brake pads will fit your vehicle, please ask a question on this listing:

• Manufacturer: FORD
• Model: Bantam
• Sub Model: Bantam
• Variant: 1.8 TDdi
• Kilowatts: 55 Kw
• Model Years: 2001-2011

About ATE

ATE brake pads, a brand known for quality and performance, are designed to be felt, not heard, and offer a variety of formulations to meet vehicle-specific requirements, including those for commercial vehicles and harsh conditions. Key Features and Benefits: Quality and Performance: ATE is a leading brake components manufacturer, and their brake pads are engineered to the same standards as the products they provide to carmakers in Europe and around the world. Variety of Formulations: ATE offers a wide range of brake pad formulations, including ceramic pads, to meet the diverse needs of different vehicles and driving conditions. OE (Original Equipment) Quality: ATE brake pads are designed to match the OE specifications, ensuring a perfect fit, form, function, and performance. Safety and Reliability: ATE brake pads are designed to provide full braking power, low heat transmission, and comfort behavior, avoiding squeal and judder. Coverage: ATE brake pads have extensive coverage, with over 97% in most European countries. Ceramic Pads: ATE Ceramic brake pads, in particular, offer benefits like reduced dust formation, better rim optics, and reduced brake pad and brake disc wear. Commercial Vehicle Brake Pads: ATE also manufactures brake pads for Heavy Commercial Vehicles (HCV), with friction material formulations developed to meet local operating conditions and legal requirements. Traceability: ATE brake pads have batch number traceability, ensuring quality control and accountability. Compliance: ATE brake pads meet international requirements for substances of concern (SOC) and are approved to ECE and SABS standards.