Mevotech Released New TTX Brake Service Kits
The new all-in-one brake service kits aim to simplify vehicle maintenance for professional automotive technicians.
Updated on Sept. 25, 2026 in Auto Parts
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Mevotech has introduced its new line of TTX Brake Service Kits to streamline the repair process. These kits provide comprehensive hardware sets for brake maintenance, including up to 40 premium components.
Why it matters
By including all necessary hardware in one package, these kits reduce the time technicians spend sourcing individual parts. This design shift aims to simplify the overall installation and reduce the steps required for routine brake repairs.
The new TTX Brake Service Kits contain up to 40 premium components, including abutment clips, slide pins, boots, bracket bolts, wear sensors, and lubricants. Some configurations also include wire brushes and caliper hangers to support the company's 45th anniversary milestone.
The players
Mevotech
A manufacturer of aftermarket automotive parts that recently reached its 45th anniversary in the industry.
The details
The engineering process for these kits incorporates direct technician feedback and field experience gathered from professional service environments. Product development teams coordinate across manufacturing, supply chain, and technical services to ensure the inclusion of necessary hardware like stainless steel and rubber-coated abutment clips. The kit structure is designed to eliminate the need for technicians to source peripheral items separately during a service job.
Timeline
September 25, 2026: Official publication of the product launch.
The Home Front
The automotive repair industry is increasingly prioritizing all-in-one hardware kits to counter rising labor costs and efficiency pressures. This shift reflects a broader market trend toward reducing shop downtime by packaging essential components together.
If you are planning a brake service, ask your licensed professional technician if they use comprehensive hardware kits for your vehicle repair. Confirming that all abutment clips, slide pins, and lubricants are replaced during the job ensures better long-term performance.
The takeaway
Using comprehensive kits during brake maintenance can lead to a more reliable repair by ensuring all small hardware is refreshed alongside the pads and rotors. Always have a licensed professional handle brake system components to ensure your vehicle remains safe and roadworthy.
Further reading
For more on how modern vehicle hardware impacts maintenance, explore our guide to Auto Parts.
Source note: This article includes information reported by AftermarketNews.
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