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Safeline Rear Brake Pad Set for Mercedes-Benz GLC X253 & Mercedes-Benz C-Class - D4307S

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Description

Safeline Rear Brake Pad Set for Mercedes-Benz GLC X253 & Mercedes-Benz C-Class - D4307SVehicle Fitment & Part Details This rear brake pad set for Mercedes Benz GLC (X253), cross referenced to Mercedes Benz OE A0004208703 and supplied at 122,5 mm width. Brake pads form part of the disc brake friction system, pressed against the brake disc by the caliper to provide braking force at the rear axle. Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details and any OEM reference numbers supplied. Verify VIN engine. Key Details SKU D4307S

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

This rear brake pad set for Mercedes-Benz GLC (X253), cross-referenced to Mercedes-Benz OE A0004208703 and supplied at 122,5 mm width. Brake pads form part of the disc brake friction system, pressed against the brake disc by the caliper to provide braking force at the rear axle. Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details and any OEM reference numbers supplied. Verify VIN/engine.

Key Details

SKU
D4307S
Component
Brake Pad Set
Position
Rear
Configuration
Rear Axle Set
Brand
Safeline
Part MPN
D4307S
Primary Fitment
Mercedes-Benz GLC (X253) 2015-2022
Specs
Width 122,5 mm; Height 70,1 mm; Thickness 16,2 mm; Height 1 64,3 mm; Ate brake system; prepared for wear warning indicator; without accessories

Listing Highlights

  • Listed for selected applications shown in the fitment table.
  • Cross-referenced to listed Mercedes-Benz OE numbers for compatibility checking before ordering.
  • Useful for matching by SKU, OE reference, rear axle position, pad dimensions (122,5 x 70,1 x 16,2 mm), brake system or wear-sensor preparation before ordering.

OEM Reference Numbers (Mercedes-Benz)

  • A0004208703
  • A0004205900
  • 0004208300
  • 0004205200
  • A0004207803
  • 0004208703
  • 0004205900
  • A0004208300
  • A0004205200
  • 0004207803

Product Specifications

Specification Value
Brake System Ate
Width 122,5 mm
Height 70,1 mm
Thickness 16,2 mm
Height 1 64,3 mm
Wear Warning Contact Prepared for wear warning indicator
Supplementary Info Without accessories

Vehicle Fitment

Includes 55 supplied applications covering selected Mercedes-Benz models. Major coverage includes GLC (X253) and GLC Coupe (C253) variants spanning diesel, petrol, plug-in hybrid, EQ Boost and F-CELL hydrogen applications, plus AMG C 43 and C 450 AMG performance variants of the C-Class (W205), C-Class T-Model (S205), C-Class Coupe (C205) and C-Class Convertible (A205). Use the full table below to confirm model, chassis / platform, year range, engine and power before ordering.

View Full Vehicle Fitment (55 applications)
Model Chassis Engine Years Power
GLC X253 OM 651.921 06/2015-04/2019 170kW/170PS 2143ccm
GLC X253 OM 651.921 06/2015-04/2019 204kW/204PS 2143ccm
GLC X253 OM 651.921 06/2015-04/2019 163kW/163PS 2143ccm
GLC X253 M 274.920 06/2015-04/2019 211kW/211PS 1991ccm
GLC X253 M 274.920 07/2015-04/2019 245kW/245PS 1991ccm
GLC X253 M 276.823 04/2016-08/2019 367kW/367PS 2996ccm
GLC X253 OM 642.873 10/2016-04/2019 258kW/258PS 2987ccm
GLC X253 M 274.920 01/2016-04/2019 320kW/320PS 1991ccm
GLC X253 OM 654.920 04/2019-06/2022 163kW/163PS 1950ccm
GLC X253 OM 654.920 04/2019-06/2022 194kW/194PS 1950ccm
GLC X253 OM 654.920 04/2019-06/2022 245kW/245PS 1950ccm
GLC X253 M 264.920 04/2019-06/2022 197kW/197PS 1991ccm
GLC X253 M 264.920 04/2019-06/2022 258kW/258PS 1991ccm
GLC X253 OM 654.920 04/2019-06/2022 163kW/163PS 1950ccm
GLC X253 OM 654.920 04/2019-06/2022 194kW/194PS 1950ccm
GLC X253 OM 656.929 08/2019-06/2022 330kW/330PS 2925ccm
GLC X253 M 276.823 08/2019-06/2022 390kW/390PS 2996ccm
GLC X253 M 264.920 04/2019-06/2022 197kW/197PS 1991ccm
GLC X253 OM 654.920 05/2020-06/2022 306kW/306PS 1950ccm
GLC X253 M 274.920 11/2019-06/2022 320kW/320PS 1991ccm
GLC X253 FCELL 10/2018-04/2020 211kW/211PS 0ccm
GLC X253 M 274.920 01/2016-12/2018 197kW/197PS 1991ccm
GLC X253 M 274.920 09/2015-05/2019 258kW/258PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 274.920 06/2016-04/2019 155kW/211PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 274.920 10/2016-04/2019 180kW/245PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 276.823 10/2016-04/2019 270kW/367PS 2996ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 651.921 06/2016-04/2019 125kW/170PS 2143ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 651.921 06/2016-04/2019 150kW/204PS 2143ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 651.921 06/2016-04/2019 120kW/163PS 2143ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 642.873 10/2016-04/2019 190kW/258PS 2987ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 274.920 10/2016-04/2019 235kW/320PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 654.920 04/2019-03/2023 120kW/163PS 1950ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 654.920 04/2019-03/2023 143kW/194PS 1950ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 654.920 04/2019-03/2023 180kW/245PS 1950ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 264.920 04/2019-03/2023 145kW/197PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 264.920 04/2019-03/2023 190kW/258PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 276.823 08/2019-03/2023 287kW/390PS 2996ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 654.920 04/2019-08/2021 120kW/163PS 1950ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 656.929 08/2019-03/2023 243kW/330PS 2925ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 264.920 04/2019-03/2023 145kW/197PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 OM 654.920 05/2020-03/2023 225kW/306PS 1950ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 264.920 11/2019-03/2023 190kW/258PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 274.920 11/2019-03/2023 235kW/320PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 274.920 01/2017-05/2019 145kW/197PS 1991ccm
GLC Coupe C253 M 274.920 11/2016-05/2019 190kW/258PS 1991ccm
C-Class W205 M 276.823 04/2015-05/2018 270kW/367PS 2996ccm
C-Class W205 M 276.823 04/2016-05/2018 270kW/367PS 2996ccm
C-Class W205 M 276.823 05/2018-05/2021 287kW/390PS 2996ccm
C-Class T-Model S205 M 276.823 04/2015-05/2018 270kW/367PS 2996ccm
C-Class T-Model S205 M 276.823 04/2016-05/2018 270kW/367PS 2996ccm
C-Class T-Model S205 M 276.823 05/2018-02/2021 287kW/390PS 2996ccm
C-Class Coupe C205 M 276.823 04/2016-05/2018 270kW/367PS 2996ccm
C-Class Coupe C205 M 276.823 05/2018-04/2023 287kW/390PS 2996ccm
C-Class Convertible A205 M 276.823 10/2016-05/2018 367kW/367PS 2996ccm
C-Class Convertible A205 M 276.823 05/2018-04/2023 390kW/390PS 2996ccm

Fitment Notes

  • Always match OEM reference number(s) and vehicle details before ordering. Verify VIN/engine.
  • Listed for vehicles fitted with Ate rear brake calipers as supplied.
  • Pads are prepared for the OE rear wear warning indicator; the wear sensor itself is supplied separately when required by the vehicle.
  • Supplied without accessories. Anti-rattle clips, shims, or guide pin hardware (where applicable) are not included.
  • Supplied dimensions: 122,5 mm width, 70,1 mm height (Height 1 64,3 mm), 16,2 mm thickness. Compare against the original pad before ordering.

Compatibility Verification Notes

  • Confirm compatibility using VIN, engine code, chassis / platform, OE reference and original part comparison before ordering.
  • Match the supplied fitment details to your vehicle, including model, chassis / platform, year range and listed engine where supplied.
  • Verify the existing rear brake caliper is Ate and confirm the pad dimensions (122,5 x 70,1 x 16,2 mm) against the original pad before ordering.
  • Confirm whether your vehicle uses a rear brake pad wear sensor and source the sensor separately when required, as these pads are supplied without accessories.
  • This listing is for part identification and compatibility checking only. Installation must be carried out according to the vehicle manufacturer's service information by a suitably qualified person.

Common Questions

Will this rear brake pad set fit my Mercedes-Benz GLC?
This part (D4307S) is listed for the fitments shown on this page. Confirm by matching the fitment details. Verify VIN/engine.

What OEM part numbers does this cross-reference?
Cross-reference numbers are listed in the OEM Reference Numbers section above. Match at least one to your original part before ordering.

What brand is this part?
This listing is for Safeline rear brake pad set, supplied as a rear axle set.

Is a wear sensor included?
No. The pads are prepared for the OE wear warning indicator but the sensor itself is not included. This set is supplied without accessories. Source the wear sensor separately when your vehicle requires one.

How do I confirm fitment if there are multiple variants?
Compare the supplied fitment details, OE reference numbers, original part dimensions and any listed variant information before ordering. Verify VIN/engine.

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