Brembo Brake Pad Set for Mercedes-Benz S-Class, SL-Class, E53 AMG, and CLS53 AMG (2013–2023)

For Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Maybach, SL-Class, E53 AMG, and CLS53 AMG owners, the Brembo P50095N is an aftermarket disc brake pad set that replaces the factory pads on cars built from 2013 to 2023. It cross-references a long run of Mercedes-Benz OE numbers, including A0084200220, A0004203305, A0004204404, A0064205020, and A0084203320, reflecting several factory supersessions of this pad. The set is made in China. Brembo designs its pads to keep brake dust low, which helps keep wheels clean. It makes its own friction compound and handles the development, testing, and mechanical processing in-house.

Sixteen Mercedes-Benz OE references point to this one Brembo set, so a car wearing any of those factory numbers can move to P50095N without chasing which supersession it left the factory with. Coverage runs from the S450, S550, S560, and hybrid S550e and S560e to the Maybach S550 and S560, the SL400, SL450, and SL550 roadsters, and the six-cylinder E53 and CLS53 AMG. Brake pads give the caliper a friction surface to clamp against the rotor, and they are a wear item on every car. Pulsating, grinding, or squeaking when braking are common signs these pads are due. Rotor glazing, hot spots, or a raised lip on the outer edge of the rotor tell the same story.

Technical Details

• Manufacturer: Brembo
• Brembo part number: P50095N
• Part type: disc brake pad set
• Quality: aftermarket
• Country of manufacture: China
• GTIN/UPC: 08020584083703
• Mercedes-Benz OE references: A0084200220, A0004203305, A0004204404, A0064205020, A0064209320, A0074203320, A0084200920, A0084203320
• Sold as: one pad set

Common Questions

My old pads carry a different Mercedes-Benz number. Will this set still fit?
It may, since this set crosses to sixteen OE numbers. Compare your number to the list above, and check the fitment table for your model and year.

How do I know my pads need replacing?
Grinding, squeaking, or a pulsating pedal under braking are common signs. Glazed rotors, hot spots, or a lip on the rotor edge also point to worn pads.

Brembo has been building brake parts since its founding near Bergamo, Italy, in 1961, and PMB carries its pads for these Mercedes-Benz models.

Fitment & Compatibility

Use the fitment table below to match your model and year. If you want a second check, send your VIN and we will confirm fit.