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SAVE 20% ON CAR PARTS

SAVE 20%

ON CAR PARTS

USE CODE: PAYDAY20

USE CODE:

PAYDAY20

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Ends in:

 6 days 

PAYDAY SAVINGS! Save 20% on Car Parts when you spend £60 with code PAYDAY20 (excludes Battery, Brake Pads and Brake Discs). Save 30% when you buy Brake Pads & Brake Discs together - auto applies. T&C's apply.

Brake Disc Dust Shield

Protect your brake discs and keep your braking system running as it should with our high-quality brake disc dust shields for all major makes and models, from BMW to Nissan.

Brake dust can be harmful to your wheels, corroding the protective coating that’s found on the rims. A brake disc dust shield is an added layer of protection for your brake discs against dust, dirt, water, and road debris. A clear warning sign that your brake disc dust shield needs replacing is a rattling sound while driving – to prolong the life of your brake discs, you should replace your brake disc dust shields as soon as possible.

Browse our full range of brake discs and brake pads if you’re repairing or upgrading your braking system. You can use your vehicle registration to find the dust shield that fits your car perfectly. We’ll help you keep your braking system protected.

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Popular Brake Disc Dust Shield Manufacturers

We stock premium-quality car brake components from a huge range of trusted manufacturers, including world-leading performance brands like Brembo and EBC Brakes, and specialists in durability like Pagid and Bosch.

What are brake disc dust shields?

Brake disc dust shields are the thin metal plates that sit behind the brake discs on each wheel. Typically made of steel or aluminium, they keep the brake discs and braking system clean and protected from brake dust, water, and debris from roads like stones.

Your dust shields are essentially an extra barrier to make sure your braking system stays clear of brake dust that can erode, and debris that can get lodged in the braking mechanisms. They help keep your brakes working properly and help stop your vehicle safely.

When do brake disc dust shields need replacing?

Unlike brake pads or discs, your brake disc dust shield doesn't wear out from friction, but it is constantly exposed to the elements. Over time, these shields can get rusted or bent and will need to be replaced to keep protecting your braking system.

A common sign your brake disc dust shield is ready to be replaced, besides any visible rust or damage, is a scraping or rattling noise that changes pitch while driving. This means the shield has bent and is now making a contact with the brake disc.

FAQs

How much does it cost to replace a brake disc dust shield?

The cost of a replacement brake disc dust shield will depend on the make and model of your car. Use our vehicle registration tool at the top of this page to filter for the specific part you’ll need.

Do disc brakes need a dust shield?

Whilst they aren’t critical to braking operations, we recommend installing brake disc dust shields to better protect your brakes and extend the lifespan of your entire braking system.

Are brake disc dust shields necessary for passing an MOT?

No, brake disc dust shields aren’t necessary for passing your MOT as long as they’re not causing an issue or interfering with your brakes. They’re not an essential safety feature, but we’d always recommend replacing rusted or broken parts to maintain the longevity of your car.

How do I make sure I order the right brake disc dust shield for my car?

Use our handy vehicle registration lookup tool to get tailored results for the correct brake disc dust shields for your car. You can also check your user manual to find the exact parts you’ll need.

Can I fit brake disc dust shields myself?

Fitting brake disc dust shields is a more manageable DIY task, but you should only attempt to replace them if you have the relevant tools and experience. It’s always best to have your brake disc dust shields fitted professionally to avoid any interference with the brakes and risk your safety.

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