OEM Infiniti Brakes
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Genuine INFINITI brake parts cover the full system: pad sets, rotors, calipers and caliper pins, hydraulic hoses, dust shields and master cylinders. Infiniti Parts Net carries more than 1,750 of them, each listed by INFINITI part number and matched to your vehicle by VIN.
Genuine INFINITI Brake Parts
Pad sets and rotors make up most of this catalog, with 375 pad sets and 302 rotors, which is the right proportion: they are the wear items, and a brake job almost always involves both. The rest is what a proper job uncovers once the wheel is off: calipers, the pins they slide on, the hydraulic hoses that feed them and the dust shields behind the rotor.
Order by part number whenever you can
Brake parts on INFINITI models split by brake package more than by model year. The same model can be built with a standard or a sport brake package, with different caliper sizes, rotor diameters and pad shapes, and all-wheel drive versions sometimes take different parts again. That is why the part number on your repair order, or a VIN search, is worth more here than a year and model. Pad listings like D1060-8H386, for example, specify the QX4 4WD in the notes.
When to replace
A squeal from the wear indicator, grinding, a pedal that travels further than it used to, a pull to one side under braking or a pulsation through the pedal are the usual signs. Pulsation usually means the rotors, not just the pads. A caliper that sticks shows up as uneven pad wear or a hot wheel after a drive, and that is when the pins and hoses need a look too.
Why genuine brake parts
Friction compound, rotor metallurgy and caliper dimensions are specified together around the vehicle weight and the brake package. A genuine pad set is matched to the rotor it runs against, which is what keeps noise, dust and stopping distance where the car was engineered to be. Related pages: G35 brake pads, oil filters and headlights.
FAQs
Should I replace rotors with the pads?
If the rotors are below minimum thickness, scored or causing pulsation, yes. Fitting new pads to worn rotors shortens pad life and can bring the noise back.
How do I know which brake package I have?
Search by VIN. The build sheet identifies the package, which decides the caliper, rotor and pad part numbers.
Are pad sets sold per axle?
Pad sets are listed by position, front or rear. Check the listing title and the notes for the axle and drivetrain.
Do I need new caliper pins or hardware?
If the pins are corroded or the pads wore unevenly, yes. Pins and hardware are listed separately.
Are these genuine INFINITI parts?
Yes. Every brake part here is a genuine INFINITI part supplied through Coulter INFINITI.