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| Item | Details |
| Craft | Hot Press Molding, High-Temperature Curing, Precision Slotting & Chamfering, Powder Coated Steel Backing Plate |
| Material | Premium Ceramic / Semi-Metallic Friction Compound with High-Strength Steel Backing Plate |
| Item | OE D11230MH Brake Pads |
| Plating | Powder-Coated / Electro-Coated Steel Backing Plate |
| Attachment | Standard Brake Pad Set |
| Packaging | 1 Set / Neutral Box or Customized Branded Packaging |
| Payment Methods | T/T, PayPal, L/C |
| Shipping Options | FedEx, DHL, UPS, Air Freight, Sea Freight, Truck |
| Terms | EXW, FOB, CIF, DDU, DDP |
Product Information
The MK KASHIYAMA D11230MH is designed as a front disc brake pad for selected Hyundai and Kia vehicles using the corresponding Mando braking configuration. Its approximate 137.8 × 56.0 × 16.8 mm profile is matched to the required calliper and brake-disc arrangement, with the pad geometry controlling its position within the calliper during braking.
The pad consists of a formed steel backing plate and friction material. The backing plate provides structural support and transfers the force generated by the calliper piston across the friction surface. The friction material is shaped according to the specified working area of the brake disc, while the integrated anti-noise shim helps manage contact and vibration between the pad assembly and calliper components.
For catalogue identification, Hyundai OE 58101-2SA50 is one key reference for this specification, while FMSI D1295 provides an additional industry cross-reference. These references give distributors a practical way to verify the specification before purchasing rather than relying solely on the vehicle model name.
The D11230MH is used across selected Hyundai and Kia passenger cars, crossovers and SUVs, with applications including Tucson, ix35, i40, Optima, Sportage and other related Korean-market programmes. Because brake configurations can vary between production years, engines, markets and wheel or braking specifications, the OE reference and complete application data should be checked before confirming an order.
One advantage of this specification is its broad coverage within the Hyundai and Kia aftermarket. For distributors, this can make the D11230MH useful when building a Korean-vehicle brake pad range covering several vehicle families. The defined pad geometry and established catalogue references also make it relatively straightforward to compare samples and verify applications during sourcing.
For an Automotive Brake Parts Manufacturer, D11230MH can be supplied for wholesale programmes as well as OEM/ODM development. Customers can use an existing OE reference, physical sample or technical drawing as the basis for product development. Private-label support can include customised pad identification, individual boxes, labels and export packaging, allowing aftermarket brands to integrate the specification into their own product range.
The combination of a recognised Hyundai/Kia application base, Mando-system compatibility and clear catalogue identification makes D11230MH a practical choice for brake pad distributors, wholesalers, aftermarket brands and professional repair networks looking to expand their Korean vehicle brake pad coverage.
The D11230MH is associated with selected applications including:
Fitment should always be confirmed by OE number, brake system and vehicle specification before bulk purchasing. Public catalogues show different configurations across model years and markets.
Key references include:
Additional catalogue references exist across brands such as TRW, Brembo, Ferodo, Textar, Sangsin and others, but the exact equivalent should be confirmed against the application and OE specification rather than matched by number alone.
D11230MH can be supplied as part of a broader Hyundai and Kia brake pad programme for distributors, wholesalers and aftermarket brands.
Support can include:
For buyers developing their own aftermarket brake pad brand, the existing D11230MH specification can be used as a reference point while packaging and product identification are adapted to the target market.
A: Hyundai and Kia vehicles can have different brake configurations within the same model family. Checking the OE number together with the vehicle year, engine and brake system helps prevent similar-looking but incorrect pads from being selected.
A: The H suffix is used for MK's version with an anti-noise shim. When comparing D11230M and D11230MH, buyers should confirm the required configuration rather than assuming the two versions are interchangeable in every application.
A: Yes. Buyers can provide a physical sample, clear product photographs, dimensions or an existing part number. These details can be compared with the D11230MH specification before moving to a larger purchasing programme.