Best Brake Pads & Discs for an '08 E91 Edition SE

[valerebel]

Can anyone recommend the best discs and pads for an '08 E91 Edition SE without breaking the bank?

The BMW part numbers are:

Front disc: B34.11.6.855.006
Front pads: B34.11.6.780.711
Rear disc: B34.21.6.855.008
Rear pads: B34.21.6.774.692

.... and do I really need to buy new sensors? Low pad warning light isn't on if this helps.

Also, does anyone know the corresponding disc sizes for these model numbers?

Cheers,
Andrew

[ndog14]

Check out Turner Motorsport.
http://www.turnermotorsport.com/t-buying-guide-brake-pads.aspx
http://www.turnermotorsport.com/t-buying-guide-brake-rotors.aspx

[cochise325]

Have you checked the prices at
www.eeuroparts.com (http://www.eeuroparts.com)

They have oem parts in stock. I buy from them all the time.

[ndog14]

OEM brake pads are too dusty. I would avoid them if you can.

[aazevedo]

Have you checked the prices at
www.eeuroparts.com (http://www.eeuroparts.com)

They have oem parts in stock. I buy from them all the time.

Just checked....they are more expensive than Turner!!

[Lightngsvt]

Great timing, I was about to post a similar thread. My 06 E90 330i Sport just kicked on the brake pad light yesterday. Is it worth it to upgrade to aftermarket pads and / or rotors for a car that is basically daily driven (ive not had any complaints about the stock brakes honestly)? Though as mentioned the OEM stuff dusts like a fool! And I wouldnt mind not having to clean brake dust all the time.

[wsmitchell]

I have a set of front brakes, rotors and sensor in original box new. I totaled my '06 330i Lu and have been trying to sell theses brakes. Let me know if your interested ill give you a great price. I bought them from Turner. Email me wsmitche@gmail.com