Apec Red Range Adds 109 Aftermarket Brake Components

Apec expands its Apec Red braking line with 109 new components for January 2026, including 68 calipers, 39 fitting kits, and 2 brake pad sets backed by a 3-year warranty.

Apec has expanded its Apec Red braking product line with 109 new part numbers for January 2026. The additions target independent workshops and automotive technicians in the UK and Ireland aftermarket sector.

Highlights

  • 109 new components added to Apec Red line, including 68 brake calipers, 39 caliper fitting kits, and 2 brake pad sets
  • 3-year/36,000-mile warranty covers all new part numbers
  • New applications include 2023+ BMW 5 Series, 2022+ Mercedes C-Class, and 2019+ Vauxhall Mokka
  • 99% vehicle coverage claimed across the complete Apec Red braking range

January 2026 Product Breakdown

The expansion comprises three product categories:

  • Brake calipers: 68 new part numbers
  • Caliper fitting kits: 39 new part numbers
  • Brake pad sets: 2 new part numbers

All components are engineered and tested to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer specifications, according to the company.

Notable Vehicle Applications

The January release includes coverage for several popular European models. Rear brake pads are now available for 2023 and newer BMW 5 Series vehicles. Front brake pads cover 2022 and newer Mercedes-Benz C-Class applications.

Rear brake calipers have been added for 2019 and newer Vauxhall Mokka models.

Company Background

Apec has operated in the automotive aftermarket for 60 years, specializing in braking components for the UK and Ireland markets. The company has expanded beyond braking products to include coil springs and shock absorbers.

Additional product information is available at https://apecautomotive.co.uk.

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