Fitment
guide
Two things tell us exactly which brakes your car has: your VIN and a photo of your caliper. Here's how to find both.Your VIN and a photo of your caliper tell us exactly which brakes your car has.
Your VIN
17 letters and numbers that identify your car.
Your VIN (vehicle identification number) tells us your car's exact model, year and factory brake package. Look for it in any of these places.
- 01Registration papersPrinted on your rego certificate or renewal notice.
- 02WindscreenOn a plate at the base of the windscreen, on the driver's side. Read it from outside the car.
- 03Door frameOn the sticker or plate inside the driver's door frame.
- 04Engine bayStamped on a plate under the bonnet on many cars.
A VIN never uses the letters I, O or Q, so if you see what looks like one, it's a 1 or a 0.
Your caliper
One clear photo of the brake.
A photo shows us which calipers and rotors your car left the factory with. One photo of a front brake is enough for most cars. If you're ordering a rear kit, send one of the rear as well.
- 01Turn the wheelFor the front brake, turn the steering to full lock so the caliper is easy to see.
- 02Show the caliperGet the whole caliper in the frame, including any logo or writing on it.
- 03Show the rotorInclude some of the rotor face so we can see its size and finish.
- 04Use daylightDaylight works best. Turn off the flash so it doesn't glare on the caliper.
Sending them later
Order now, send them after.
Don't have your VIN or a photo handy? Tick "I'll send these after I order" and your order goes through as normal. Then reply to your order confirmation email with your VIN and photo, or email them to support@peakbuilt.com.au with your order number. Nothing is assembled until we have checked your car.
What happens next
Checked, assembled, on its way.
- 01We checkWe match your VIN and photo to your car's factory brake package.
- 02We confirmWe email you to confirm the fit, or to ask if we need anything else.
- 03AssembledYour kit is assembled for your car and ships within 10 to 15 days.
- 04FittedHave it fitted by a qualified workshop, then bed it in.