shahhere
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Just putting this thread as a quick guide to consolidate information and details that I've used and seen on this forum as our cars might be needing Brake and Rotor replacement 1st or 2nd or 3rd time for many.
In Summer of 2018 I initially replaced my 2012 3.8 Genesis full Brakes/Rotors set using PowerStop K5845 set which are drilled and slotted. Sadly, I did not get good wear out of them as I barely put 25,000 miles on them, and the driver side was completely gone as it was metal on metal. I will have to keep an eye on the car in case the caliper is sticking or something along those lines as this seems too excessive of a time frame especially since it did not get a lot of driving mileage or rough driving for that matter.
This week 09/2021 I went ahead and elected to buy all OEM Brakes and Rotors and here are the quick updates as there are several parts and alternate numbers etc. and with the parts shortage everywhere below are the best pricing I found unless others want to provide better links and keep in mind that local dealers might be cheaper, but you can get from other online places without taxes etc.
Front Rotors:
Original Numbers: 51712B1100
Alternate and New#: 51712-B1600, 517123M700, 51712B1500
Online sites like Conicelli which was local to me was able to get this in 2 days despite saying 2-4 weeks for $112.53:
www.conicellihyundaiparts.com
Front Pads:
Original Number: 581013MA01
Alternate and New: 581013NA02, 58101-3NA01, 581013NA01, GX1551 GX1396 CX1284 161396 CX1551, ZD1396 171396 QC1396 Z231396, CX1396 ACT1396 Z261396 P30052N, 581013MA10, 581013MA11, 58101-3MA10, 58101-3MA11, 58101-3NA02
I was able to find 58101-3NA02 on eBay for cheap and got a discount to get the part shipped for $90.xx and it’s an exact fit whereas some websites indicated that it doesn't but that's not true.
58101-3NA02 - Brake Pads - 2011-2014 Hyundai | hyundaiparts (says it won’t fit but does and the pic is wrong or description is wrong).
hyundai.worldoemparts.com
Rear Rotors:
Original Number: 58411-3M300
Note that some Genesis parts fit Kias and can be cheaper from them for example the rotors are $84 from link1 compared to link2 at $97.13:
www.kiapartsfast.com
www.conicellihyundaiparts.com
Getting it out of state shows no taxes for me and shipping was about the same so that's a big savings in taxes alone.
Rear Pads:
Original Number: 583023-3MA30
Alternate Part Numbers: 58302B1A30, 583023MA30, 58302-3MA30, 161551, 171551, Z231551, Z261551, 58302-B1A30
I was able to find 58302-B1A30 on eBay for cheap and got a discount to get the part shipped for $58.xx and it’s an exact fit whereas some websites indicated that it doesn't but that's not true.
Same as above note, that some Genesis parts fit Kias and can be cheaper from them for example the pads are $64.90 from link1 compared to link2 at $66.21:
www.kiapartsfast.com
www.conicellihyundaiparts.com
Tools Used: Jack, Jack Stand, Lug-nut bar and the pry-bar from the truck of the car, 10 & 17MM sockets for Socket Wrench, Thin and small flat head, thick and long flat head to separate the brakes on the caliper, brake grease, rags and brake cleaner. Long and large Phillips head to get rotor screws out and finally small needle nose pliers to get the cotter pins off.
Changing fronts shouldn't take you that long unless you get stuck on getting the rotor screw off then it goes downhill from there lol. I found that if you soak the screws in penetrating spray and let it sit for a few minutes that you would have better luck getting them off.
I have used these 2 videos for front:
This for the Rear:
Shahhere
In Summer of 2018 I initially replaced my 2012 3.8 Genesis full Brakes/Rotors set using PowerStop K5845 set which are drilled and slotted. Sadly, I did not get good wear out of them as I barely put 25,000 miles on them, and the driver side was completely gone as it was metal on metal. I will have to keep an eye on the car in case the caliper is sticking or something along those lines as this seems too excessive of a time frame especially since it did not get a lot of driving mileage or rough driving for that matter.
This week 09/2021 I went ahead and elected to buy all OEM Brakes and Rotors and here are the quick updates as there are several parts and alternate numbers etc. and with the parts shortage everywhere below are the best pricing I found unless others want to provide better links and keep in mind that local dealers might be cheaper, but you can get from other online places without taxes etc.
Front Rotors:
Original Numbers: 51712B1100
Alternate and New#: 51712-B1600, 517123M700, 51712B1500
Online sites like Conicelli which was local to me was able to get this in 2 days despite saying 2-4 weeks for $112.53:
2009-2014 Hyundai Genesis Disc Brake Rotor Front 51712-B1600 | Conicelli Hyundai
2009-2014 Hyundai Genesis Disc Brake Rotor Front 51712-B1600
www.conicellihyundaiparts.com
Front Pads:
Original Number: 581013MA01
Alternate and New: 581013NA02, 58101-3NA01, 581013NA01, GX1551 GX1396 CX1284 161396 CX1551, ZD1396 171396 QC1396 Z231396, CX1396 ACT1396 Z261396 P30052N, 581013MA10, 581013MA11, 58101-3MA10, 58101-3MA11, 58101-3NA02
I was able to find 58101-3NA02 on eBay for cheap and got a discount to get the part shipped for $90.xx and it’s an exact fit whereas some websites indicated that it doesn't but that's not true.
58101-3NA02 - Brake Pads - 2011-2014 Hyundai | hyundaiparts (says it won’t fit but does and the pic is wrong or description is wrong).
Shopping Cart | World OEM Parts Hyundai
hyundai.worldoemparts.com
Rear Rotors:
Original Number: 58411-3M300
Note that some Genesis parts fit Kias and can be cheaper from them for example the rotors are $84 from link1 compared to link2 at $97.13:
2016-2017 Kia K900 Rotor 58411-3M300 | Kia Parts Fast
Order Your OEM Kia Rotor, Part #58411-3M300, for Your 2016-2017 Kia K900 Here and Save! Fast Shipping and Wholesale Pricing, Order Online Now!
www.kiapartsfast.com
58411-3M300 - Rotor - 2011-2020 Hyundai | Conicelli Hyundai
2011-2020 Hyundai 2011-2020 Hyundai Rotor 58411-3M300
www.conicellihyundaiparts.com
Rear Pads:
Original Number: 583023-3MA30
Alternate Part Numbers: 58302B1A30, 583023MA30, 58302-3MA30, 161551, 171551, Z231551, Z261551, 58302-B1A30
I was able to find 58302-B1A30 on eBay for cheap and got a discount to get the part shipped for $58.xx and it’s an exact fit whereas some websites indicated that it doesn't but that's not true.
Same as above note, that some Genesis parts fit Kias and can be cheaper from them for example the pads are $64.90 from link1 compared to link2 at $66.21:
2015-2017 Kia K900 Brake Pads Rear 58302-3MA30 | Kia Parts Fast
Order Your OEM Kia Brake Pads Rear, Part #58302-3MA30, for Your 2015-2017 Kia K900 Here and Save! Fast Shipping and Wholesale Pricing, Order Online Now!
www.kiapartsfast.com
58302-3MA30 - Brake Pads - 2010-2017 Hyundai | Conicelli Hyundai
2010-2017 Hyundai 2010-2017 Hyundai Brake Pads 58302-3MA30
www.conicellihyundaiparts.com
Tools Used: Jack, Jack Stand, Lug-nut bar and the pry-bar from the truck of the car, 10 & 17MM sockets for Socket Wrench, Thin and small flat head, thick and long flat head to separate the brakes on the caliper, brake grease, rags and brake cleaner. Long and large Phillips head to get rotor screws out and finally small needle nose pliers to get the cotter pins off.
Changing fronts shouldn't take you that long unless you get stuck on getting the rotor screw off then it goes downhill from there lol. I found that if you soak the screws in penetrating spray and let it sit for a few minutes that you would have better luck getting them off.
I have used these 2 videos for front:
This for the Rear:
Shahhere
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