2022 Chevrolet Tahoe - Brake Caliper

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BrakeBest Brake Caliper - Remanufactured - 18-5612

Part #:
18-5612
Line:
BC
Brake Caliper   Remanufactured; Front Right; With 4 Piston Caliper; With Installation Hardware
Color:   Gray
Bracket Included:   No
New Or Remanufactured:   Remanufactured

BrakeBest Brake Caliper - Remanufactured - 18-5613

Part #:
18-5613
Line:
BC
Brake Caliper   Remanufactured; Front Left; With 4 Piston Caliper; With Installation Hardware
Color:   Gray
Bracket Included:   No
New Or Remanufactured:   Remanufactured

ACDelco Brake Caliper - 13537061

Part #:
13537061
Line:
ACD
Multiple Applications
Color:   Silver
Bracket Included:   No
Bleeder Screw Included:   Yes

ACDelco Brake Caliper - 13537062

Part #:
13537062
Line:
ACD
Brake Caliper   Rear Right; Front And Rear Disc Brakes With ABS 17 Inch (J61)
Bracket Included:   No
Bleeder Screw Included:   Yes
Number Of Pistons:   1

ACDelco Brake Caliper - 13545382

Part #:
13545382
Line:
ACD
Brake Caliper   Front Left; 4 Wheel ABS; Rear Disc Brakes; Front And Rear Disc Brakes With ABS (J61)
Color:   Silver
Bracket Included:   No
Bleeder Screw Included:   Yes

ACDelco Brake Caliper - 13545383

Part #:
13545383
Line:
ACD
Brake Caliper   Front Right; 4 Wheel ABS; Rear Disc Brakes; Front And Rear Disc Brakes With ABS (J61)
Color:   Silver
Bracket Included:   No
Bleeder Screw Included:   Yes

Find Replacement Brake Calipers


The brake caliper is a hydraulic component in the disc brake system, and is made up of the caliper body, a brake caliper piston and seal, and a bleeder valve to allow the brakes to be bled. Brake calipers use fluid pressure from the brake master cylinder to compress the brake pads against the rotor surface and maintain the friction necessary to stop your vehicle. Over time, brake calipers may develop leaks from the piston seal, or the piston inside the caliper may stick. This can cause your brake pads to be in constant contact with the rotor and may result in uneven or premature brake pad or rotor wear. If only one brake caliper is sticking, this may cause your vehicle to pull to one side, squeal, or make rubbing noises when braking. If the caliper is leaking and enough brake fluid leaks from the piston seal, your brakes may even stop working entirely. It is important to always inspect the brake calipers, as well as the brake caliper bracket and guide pins, when you perform brake pad and rotor service. If the caliper is leaking, or if the piston is stuck or noticeably damaged, the brake caliper should be replaced to ensure you can continue to drive and brake safely. If you need a new brake caliper or other brake components, including brake pads, brake caliper guide pins, or brake rotors, visit O'Reilly Parts. We carry all the brake hydraulics and friction components you need for a complete repair.