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Replace worn front brake discs with these Probite Predator+ 330mm vented front brake discs, manufactured to OE specifications for selected MINI F60 Countryman models. Designed as a direct replacement for the original front discs, they provide reliable braking performance for everyday driving and routine servicing.

 

Manufactured from high-quality cast iron, each disc is precision machined for accurate fitment and balanced braking. The Black Diamond corrosion-resistant coating helps protect the non-friction surfaces from rust, keeping the discs looking cleaner for longer.

 

 

Choose the brake disc that best suits your driving style:

  • PREDATOR – Plain Face
  • PRO-S8 – Straight 8 Groove
  • PRO-G12 – 12 Groove
  • PRO-C6 – 6 Groove with Dimples
  • PRO-C12 – 12 Groove with Drilled Holes

Probite Predator+ Front Brake Discs (330mm Vented) Fits MINI F60 Countryman

£192.95Price
Quantity
    • Probite Predator+ front brake discs
    • OE specification replacement
    • 330mm internally vented design
    • Direct replacement for the original discs
    • High-quality cast iron construction
    • Black Diamond corrosion-resistant coating
    • Precision machined for accurate fitment
    • Suitable for everyday road use
    • Supplied as a pair
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