BENDIX CFC1610 rear brake pad for the 2017-2018 BMW 330i and other vehicles presses against the rotor to slow the car. This disc brake pad set belongs to a line with broad coverage for late model vehicles, and its shim is OE designed.
Worn rear pads can show up as squealing, grinding or longer stops. Before you replace the pads, look at the caliper, rotor and hardware, since any of them can also make noise or cause pulling. For a 2017-2018 BMW 330i brake pad replacement, the rear axle takes one set.
BENDIX CFC1610 is a rear brake pad that works as 2016 BMW 328i brake pads, fits the 2017-2020 BMW 430i and covers many other BMW models. Open the "Vehicles it fits" section to check your exact model and engine.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Brake pads with hardware, brake lubricant and a hangtag.
Interchange / FMSI:
FMSI: D1610
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Are these 2017-2018 BMW 330i brake pads for the front or rear?
They are rear pads. BENDIX CFC1610 fits the rear axle of the 2017-2018 BMW 330i; open the "Vehicles it fits" section to check other models and engines.
Are these BMW 430i brake pads right for the 2017-2020 model years?
Yes, BENDIX CFC1610 is listed as a rear brake pad for the 2017-2020 BMW 430i.
Do these rear pads come with hardware and brake lubricant?
Yes. The set comes with hardware, brake lubricant and a hangtag.
Are these Bendix pads really copper-free?
Yes. The CFC1610 uses a 100% copper-free formula made for specific vehicles and belongs to the Bendix Premium Copper Free line.
Can grinding from the rear brakes mean the pads are worn?
Yes, it can. Squealing, grinding or longer stops can mean worn rear pads, and brakes in that state should be inspected or serviced promptly rather than driven on.
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