Brake shoes MCS891
TRW Lucas brake shoes MCS891 incl. springs
TRW Aftermarket manufactures and supplies brake shoes and brake shoe fitting kits with a range of accessories.
No one knows more about vehicle safety systems than TRW, so you can rest assured that when you sell or fit a TRW brake shoe it will always do its job, quietly, efficiently, time and time again. We offer a range of 420 brake shoes and have the best range coverage in Europe.
All TRW brake shoes are:
- ECE R90 compliant
- Environmentally friendly with asbestos and heavy metal free linings
- Chrome VI free
Shoe Fitting Kits
To ensure that brake shoe replacement is quick and easy we also offer a range of 300+ Shoe Fitting Kits, all with multi-lingual and easy to follow instructions to help make fitting easier.
Brake Shoe Fitting Tips
Before renewing the brake shoes always measure the maximum diameter of the brake drum. Never use drums if they are over or close to the maximum diameter! The maximum diameter is marked on the brake drum.
Should any one brake shoe of an axle be worn below 2mm, then a complete new axle set must be fitted.
On some systems an inspection hole in the backplate enables the mechanic to see whether the linings are worn without removing the brake drum.
TRW Aftermarket manufactures and supplies brake shoes and brake shoe fitting kits with a range of accessories.
No one knows more about vehicle safety systems than TRW, so you can rest assured that when you sell or fit a TRW brake shoe it will always do its job, quietly, efficiently, time and time again. We offer a range of 420 brake shoes and have the best range coverage in Europe.
All TRW brake shoes are:
- ECE R90 compliant
- Environmentally friendly with asbestos and heavy metal free linings
- Chrome VI free
Shoe Fitting Kits
To ensure that brake shoe replacement is quick and easy we also offer a range of 300+ Shoe Fitting Kits, all with multi-lingual and easy to follow instructions to help make fitting easier.
Brake Shoe Fitting Tips
Before renewing the brake shoes always measure the maximum diameter of the brake drum. Never use drums if they are over or close to the maximum diameter! The maximum diameter is marked on the brake drum.
Should any one brake shoe of an axle be worn below 2mm, then a complete new axle set must be fitted.
On some systems an inspection hole in the backplate enables the mechanic to see whether the linings are worn without removing the brake drum.