Bentley Continental GT GTC 2018-2024 Front Brake Pad Set 3SA698151C

Front Brake Pad Set for Bentley Continental GT & GTC 2018-2024

Maintain the powerful, progressive braking performance of the third-generation Bentley Continental GT and GTC with a replacement front brake pad set. Reference part number 3SA698151C, this set is designed for the large front braking system used on compatible 2018-2024 Continental models.

Designed for High-Performance Grand Touring Brakes

The Continental's front brakes handle the majority of braking load during deceleration. Fresh friction material helps maintain predictable pedal response, consistent stopping power and proper disc contact across everyday driving, motorway use and repeated high-load braking.

Key Features

• Fitment: Bentley Continental GT and Continental GTC 2018-2024 compatible applications
• Front axle brake pad set
• Reference part number: 3SA698151C
• Large-format friction pads designed for the corresponding Bentley front calipers
• Suitable for routine brake service and worn-pad replacement
• Designed to restore consistent braking feel and friction performance

Installation Guidance

Inspect the front brake discs for scoring, cracking and minimum thickness before installing new pads. Clean the caliper contact areas, fit the pads evenly and install or transfer the correct wear-sensor components where applicable. After installation, bed the pads progressively with controlled braking cycles before demanding use.

FAQ

Which models does this set fit?
Bentley Continental GT and GTC third-generation applications from 2018-2024 using part 3SA698151C.

Which axle is this for?
The front axle.

What is the part number?
3SA698151C.

Should the brake discs be checked at the same time?
Yes. Disc thickness and surface condition should always be inspected during pad replacement.

Do new pads need bedding-in?
Yes. Progressive bedding helps mate the new friction material to the disc surface and supports consistent braking performance.

Is professional installation recommended?
Yes. Correct brake-caliper service, fastener torque and post-installation inspection are important on a high-performance braking system.