Technical Data, Brakes

2025 Audi A4 Quattro PrestigeSECTION Technical Data, Brakes

Brake System

Components Version
Brake circuit distribution Dual-circuit brake system with allocation in pairs: left and right front, left and right rear.
Brake Master Cylinder Tandem brake master cylinder
Brake booster Vacuum brake booster
Brake pressure regulation Via ABS Control Module -J104-

Steel Front Brakes

PR Number 1LA, 1LB 1LC, 1LD, 1LG 1LE, 1LF, 1LH
Version Steel Steel Steel
Brake Caliper   Single-Piston Brake Four-Piston Brake Four-Piston Brake
Brake Rotor Diameter in mm 314 318 338
  New thickness mm 25 30 30
  Wear limit mm 23 28 28
Brake Pads        
  Wear limit   Refer to BRAKE PADS, CHECKING THICKNESS
PR Number 1LJ 1LL/1ZA/1ZC/1ZK 1LI/1ZD
Version Steel Steel Steel
Brake Caliper   Six-Piston Brake Six-Piston Brake Six-Piston Brake
Brake Rotor Diameter in mm 350 350 375
  New thickness mm 34 34 36
  Wear limit mm 32 32 34
Brake Pads        
  Wear limit   Refer to BRAKE PADS, CHECKING THICKNESS
PR Number 1LM/1LX/1LY/1LZ    
Version Steel    
Brake Caliper   Six-Piston Brake    
Brake Rotor Diameter in mm 375    
  New thickness mm 36    
  Wear limit mm 34    
Brake Pads        
  Wear limit   Refer to BRAKE PADS, CHECKING THICKNESS

Ceramic Front Brakes

PR Number 1LN/1LT/1LU/1ZU/1ZV/1ZW    
Version Ceramic    
Brake Caliper   Six-Piston Brake    
Brake Rotor Diameter in mm 400    
  New thickness mm 38    
  Wear limit   Refer to BRAKE ROTORS, CHECKING, CERAMIC BRAKES     
Brake Pads        
  Wear limit   Refer to BRAKE PADS, CHECKING THICKNESS

Rear Brakes

PR Number 1KD/1KE/1KI 1KF/1KJ/1KK/1KP 1KQ/1KR/1KU/1KY/2EJ  
Version Steel Steel  
Brake Caliper   Single-Piston Brake Single-Piston Brake  
Brake Rotor Diameter in mm 300 330  
  New thickness mm 12 22  
  Wear limit mm 10 20  
Brake Pads        
  Wear limit   Refer to BRAKE PADS, CHECKING THICKNESS
RENDER: 1.0x

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When to See a Mechanic

Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:

  • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
  • Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
  • The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
  • You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
  • You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.