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Owning a Ferrari is about experiencing the pinnacle of automotive performance. But even the most thrilling ride can be brought to a screeching halt by worn-out brakes. When it comes time to replace your Ferrari's braking system, you deserve the absolute best. That's where Players Club comes in!

We offer a wide selection of Ferrari brakes, including carbon ceramic brakes, widely considered the best brakes for high-performance vehicles. Whether you own an 812 Superfast, F12 Berlinetta, FF, F8 Tributo, 488, 458, Roma, California, F430, or F360, Players Club has the perfect braking solution for your Italian stallion.

Exceed Expectations with Custom-Built Performance

Players Club takes Ferrari brakes to the next level. Our carbon ceramic brakes are meticulously custom built to order, exceeding OEM specifications. This translates into superior stopping power, exceptional fade resistance, and a longer lifespan compared to factory brakes.

The beauty of our system lies in its simplicity. Players Club Ferrari Brakes are designed as direct replacements for your worn factory brakes. This means installation is a breeze, requiring no modifications to your vehicle.

Maximum Performance, Maximum Savings

We understand the importance of maintaining peak performance without breaking the bank. That's why Players Club Ferrari Brakes are more affordable than buying directly from the dealership. You get maximum performance with significant cost savings.

We offer a range of options to fit your budget:

• Replacement 2-piece rotors with a forged aluminum center hat and iron disc provide a cost-friendly alternative.
• 2-piece carbon ceramic brake rotors and pads deliver unmatched stopping power for the ultimate driving experience.
• Replacement carbon ceramic pads are perfect if your rotors are still in good condition and you only need to refresh the pads.

Get the Brakes You Deserve

Ready to experience the difference that superior brakes can make? Chat with us online or email us to discuss your specific Ferrari model and order a set of Ferrari brakes today!