Textar Brake Pad Set for Porsche 911 (992) Carrera, Carrera 4, and Targa 4 (2020–2022)

The Textar 2598303 brake pad set is an OE-quality disc brake pad set for the Porsche 911 (992) Carrera, Carrera 4, and Targa 4 from 2020 to 2022. It cross-references Porsche part numbers 992698075F, 992698075, and 992698151G, so it fills the same slot as the factory pads on these cars. Textar builds its aftermarket pads in the same facility and on the same equipment as its original equipment pads, using many of the same components, including the noise-fix solutions and backing plates. Brake pads press against the rotor when you apply the pedal, and the friction they create is what slows the car. They are a wear item, and running them past their minimum thickness lets the backing plate reach the rotor and damage it.

Textar brake pad sets carry a 24-month or 24,000-mile warranty.

Three Porsche numbers point to this one Textar set: 992698075 and its later 992698075F revision, plus 992698151G. If your old pads or invoice show any of those numbers, this is the matching set. Textar products are developed and manufactured by TMD Friction, which supplies brake friction products to vehicle and brake manufacturers as original equipment. The brand dates back to 1913, and Textar tests its products on its own test track, with its own test fleet, and on dynamometers.

Technical Details

• Manufacturer: Textar
• Part number: 2598303
• Part name: disc brake pad set
• Porsche cross-references: 992698075F, 992698075, and 992698151G
• Quality grade: OE
• GTIN/UPC: 04019722548802
• Sold as a pad set
• Warranty: 24 months or 24,000 miles

Common Questions

What signs point to worn pads on my 992?
Pulsating, grinding, or squeaking under braking are common signs. Glazing or hot spots on the rotor, or a noticeable lip on the rotor's outer edge, also point to pads that need replacing.

How often should I check pad thickness?
Check the pads during oil changes or routine service. Replace them before they drop below the minimum thickness Porsche specifies.

Is this the same as the Porsche pad?
It cross-references Porsche numbers 992698075F, 992698075, and 992698151G. Textar makes its aftermarket pads on the same lines as its original equipment pads.

PMB Performance sells Textar friction for drivers who want factory-grade stopping on their 992.

Fitment & Compatibility

Check the fitment table below for the exact models and years this pad set fits. Send us your VIN and we will confirm fit before you order.