Product Description
OE replacements of Holstein Brake Pad Wear Sensors deliver perfect fit, function, and reliability that restores your vehicle to original equipment standard. They are direct replacements that incorporate some of Holstein's lowest cost materials.
The material is only of the highest quality to ensure rugged, long-term performance and the ability to handle high temperatures of up to 400 degrees Celsius/752 degrees Fahrenheit
In addition to the features included on the OE part, Holstein sensors also feature (where specified by the OE) exact OE connectors, weatherproof seals, mounting brackets and wire overmolding for additional protection against bends and abrasion.
With an exact OE configuration our sensors fit your vehicle like the original part did - making the installation process easy and convenient for you to get back on the road as quickly as possible
The Holstein warranty covers parts for 3 years/36k miles. We believe in our products and our warranties back that belief
Specifically designed to fit the vehicle
Selected User Reviews For Holstein Parts 2BWS0223 Brake Wear Sensor
There are NO differences in functionality between VW OEM and Exec on 2014 Touareg TDI
3/5
Watches one pad at a time. It means very little to me that Amazon Garage deems this to be a fit for my car its function is not identical. During manufacture, the OEM placed two sensors in the calipers, one for each pad. The sensor is the only one on this device. Because of the length of the wire, it cannot reach the outside of the brake pad, so you must use it on the inside of the There is no obvious difference in the wear on the inside and out, although it is kind of annoying to discover this after the wheel is opened up.
Esperanza DICKINSON
| Jun 03, 2021
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5/5
It is simple to repair the brakes. I found this to be helpful.
Kasen Ferrell
| Feb 21, 2021
I like it.
Murphy Robinson
| Jul 07, 2021
A 2011 VW Touareg Tdi
5/5
I use it on my 2011 Touareg TDI without any issues.
Marlee Coleman
| May 15, 2021