OEM:D1157

No.58302-1GA00

D1157 is a widely used international FMSI standard number in the automotive aftermarket, primarily for passenger cars and SUVs such as Hyundai and Kia.

Spécifications

Location:

Rear Axle

Width:

93.1mm

Height:

41mm

Thickness:

15.2mm

Pcs In Set:

Quality Certifications:

ISO9001/CCC/IATF16949

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Description

🔧 Product Positioning Parameter Description

Product Name

Rear Disc Brake Pad Set

Installation Position

Rear Axle

Industry Number

FMSI D1157 / Full Number 8267-D1157

WVA Codes

24320, 24321, 24322

🚗 Compatible Vehicles (Wide coverage for Hyundai/Kia)

This part is widely compatible with numerous models from Hyundai, Kia, and also some Dodge vehicles.

🔹 Hyundai

Model	Year Range	Notes
Accent (Rear Disc)	2006 – 2010	Models with rear disc brakes
Elantra Touring	2009 – 2012	Wagon version
Sonata (Rear Manual Parking Brake)	2015 – 2018	Specific models with manual parking brake
Tucson (All Rear Models)	2010 – 2015	All trims
Tucson Fuel Cell	2016 – 2017	Fuel cell version

🔹 Kia

Model	Year Range	Notes
Rio (Rear Disc)	2006 – 2011	Models with rear disc brakes
Rio5 (JB)	2006 – 2011	Rear disc, ABS
Forte (All Models)	2010 – 2013	All trims
Forte Koup	2010 – 2013	Coupe version
Forte5	2012 – 2013	5-door version
Sportage (All Models)	2011 – 2016	All trims
Cadenza (Rear Manual Parking Brake)	2014 – 2016	Models with manual parking brake

🔹 Other Brands

Brand	Model	Year Range	Notes
Dodge	Attitude	2008 – 2011	Derivative model in some markets

💡 Purchasing & Installation Tips

🔑 Verify with VIN: Due to the wide range of compatible models and year‑to‑year variations, the most reliable method is to provide the vehicle VIN (chassis number) for precise confirmation.

🔧 Choose the Right Material: Different materials target different use cases.

⚙️ Replace in Pairs: To ensure balanced braking on the rear axle, always replace all 4 pads on both sides simultaneously. One standard set meets this requirement.

🔧 Check Kit Contents: Different brands include different accessories. Most include hardware, shims, and wear sensors, but a few may not — verify before purchasing.

🛑 Inspect Brake Discs: When replacing pads, always check the condition of the brake discs. If they are severely worn or grooved, replace them at the same time. After replacement, perform a break‑in period of 200–300 km avoiding hard braking to allow the new pads to achieve optimal performance.