ATE Brake Pad Wear Indicator 24.8190-0213.2

Compatible with BMW 3 (E30) , BMW 3 Touring (E30) , BMW 5 (E28) Show more info
This ATE brake pad wear indicator is designed to alert you when your brake pads need replacement. Ensure optimal braking performance and safety with this essential component.
3.78 EUR
inc. VAT 21%
In stock 6
Delivery 1 day (23.03.2026)
PN 24819002132
Make ATE
EAN 4006633303828

The ATE Brake Pad Wear Indicator, part number 24.8190-0213.2, is a critical safety feature for your vehicle's braking system. It provides a clear and timely warning when the friction material on your brake pads has worn down to a level that requires attention. This indicator works by making contact with the brake disc once the pad material reaches a predetermined minimum thickness. This contact generates an audible noise, alerting the driver to the need for inspection and potential replacement of the brake pads. Timely replacement is crucial for maintaining effective braking power and preventing damage to other braking system components, such as the rotors. Ensuring your brake pads are in good condition is paramount for safe driving. The ATE wear indicator is engineered for reliability and accuracy, giving you peace of mind on the road. Regular checks of your braking system, prompted by this indicator, contribute to the overall longevity and performance of your vehicle.

  • Essential safety component for brake pad monitoring.
  • Provides audible warning when brake pads require replacement.
  • Helps prevent damage to brake discs and other components.
  • Ensures optimal braking performance.
  • Designed for reliability and accuracy.
  • Direct replacement for original equipment indicators.
  • Part number: 24.8190-0213.2
  • Brand: ATE
Brake type
Disc brake mechanism
Length [mm]
262
  • BMW
    • 3 (E30)
      • 316 (Ecotronic) (66kW/90PS)
      • 316 i (73kW/100PS)
      • 318 i (75kW/102PS)
      • 318 i (77kW/105PS)
      • 318 i (85kW/115PS)
      • 318 i (83kW/113PS)
      • 318 is (100kW/136PS)
      • 320 i (95kW/129PS)
      • 320 i (92kW/125PS)
      • M3 2.3 (143kW/195PS)
      • M3 2.3 (147kW/200PS)
      • 323 i (110kW/150PS)
      • M3 2.3 (158kW/215PS)
      • 325 i X (125kW/170PS)
      • 325 i (125kW/170PS)
      • 325 i X (126kW/171PS)
      • 325 i (126kW/171PS)
      • 325 e 2.7 (90kW/122PS)
      • 325 e 2.7 (95kW/129PS)
      • 324 d (63kW/86PS)
      • 324 td (85kW/115PS)
      • 316 i (75kW/102PS)
      • 316 (66kW/90PS)
      • 316 i (75kW/102PS)
      • M3 EVO II 2.5 (175kW/238PS)
      • M3 EVO I 2.3 (162kW/220PS)
    • 3 Touring (E30)
      • 318 i (83kW/113PS)
      • 320 i (95kW/129PS)
      • 325 i (125kW/170PS)
      • 325 i X (125kW/170PS)
      • 324 td (85kW/115PS)
      • 316 i (73kW/100PS)
      • 316 i (75kW/102PS)
      • 318 i (85kW/115PS)
    • 5 (E28)
      • 518 (66kW/90PS)
      • 518 i (77kW/105PS)
      • 520 i (92kW/125PS)
      • 520 i (95kW/129PS)
      • 524 d (63kW/86PS)
      • 524 td (85kW/115PS)
      • 525 i (110kW/150PS)
      • 525 e (90kW/122PS)
      • 525 e (92kW/125PS)
      • 525 e (95kW/129PS)
      • 528 i (135kW/184PS)
      • 535 i, M 535 i (136kW/185PS)
      • 535 i, M 535 i (141kW/192PS)
      • 535 i (162kW/220PS)
    • 6 (E24)
      • 628 CSi (135kW/184PS)
      • 635 CSi (155kW/211PS)
      • 635 CSi (136kW/185PS)
      • 635 CSi (141kW/192PS)
    • Z1 Roadster
      • 2.5 (125kW/170PS)
    • 3 Kabriolets (E30)
      • 318 i (83kW/113PS)
      • 320 i (95kW/129PS)
      • 325 i (125kW/170PS)
      • 325 i (126kW/171PS)
      • M3 2.3 (143kW/195PS)
      • 316 i Baur TC (73kW/99PS)
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