New Seat Brake Calipers

A properly functioning brake caliper ensures precise pad-to-disc contact, working in tandem with ABS and ESP systems to keep your vehicle stable. We offer 100 new brake calipers for Seat priced from €12.44 to €166.76. Available front and rear calipers from manufacturers Vika, Borsehung, across 6 mounting position variants. Our range includes both complete brake calipers and repair kits with seals and piston boots. All parts come with a 12-month warranty and meet OE specifications.

Looking for new brake calipers for your Seat? We carry 100 products priced from €12.44 to €166.76, with 92 available for immediate dispatch.

100Products available

€12.44Starting from

92In stock now

12Month warranty

How much do new brake calipers for Seat cost?

Prices for new Seat brake calipers start from €12.44 for brake caliper repair kits and go up to €166.76 for complete rear calipers. The average price is 53,49 EUR. Here are our most affordable options:

Brake Caliper Repair Kit Rear For VW 5N0615403 66151741901 Vika - €12.44
Brake Caliper Repair Kit For VW Audi 5N0615403 66151742001 Vika - €12.83
Brake Caliper Repair Kit For VW Audi 5Q0615423 66151741801 Vika - €22.64

How can I tell if a brake caliper on my Seat is worn out?

The most common signs of a faulty brake caliper include the vehicle pulling to one side when braking, excessive heat buildup around the wheel, and uneven brake pad wear on one axle. Brake fluid leaking near the caliper or a soft, spongy brake pedal are warning signs that require immediate replacement. Our range covers 6 mounting positions, including left rear, right rear, right front, making it easy to find the right part. Always remember to replace calipers in pairs on the same axle.

Which manufacturers offer new brake calipers for Seat, and what is their quality?

We stock new Seat brake calipers from 2 trusted manufacturers: Vika, Borsehung. All parts meet OE specifications and are covered by a 12-month warranty. Our catalog includes 100 OE numbers, making it straightforward to identify the correct caliper for your car. When selecting a part, we recommend verifying compatibility using your vehicle's VIN number or the casting number on your old caliper - the most reliable way to avoid ordering the wrong part.