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NASHIN Performance Brake Rotors for SEAT Leon

NASHIN makes a front SEAT Leon brake rotor set for the Leon (1P1) built from 2009 to 2012. The 345 × 30 mm discs with a 49.6 mm total height are cross-referenced to OEM numbers 1K0 615 301 AB, 1K0 615 301 AR and 1K0 615 301 M — the same VAG references used on the Audi A3 (8P), VW Golf V/VI and Skoda Superb II sets. Each disc is made in Taiwan with an FC250 cast-iron rotor face and NASHIN's ventilated design, which uses exposed ports and a patented internal transverse structure to dissipate heat.

How to Choose the Right SEAT Leon Brake Rotor

Every set is a front axle pair (2 discs). Compare three measurements against your current rotor — outer diameter, thickness and total (hat) height — and confirm the OEM part number listed on the product page.

Vehicle fitment	Front disc Ø × thickness	Total height	NASHIN product
Leon (1P1), 2009–2012	345 × 30 mm	49.6 mm	SEAT LEON (1P1) 2009–2012

This set fits Leon models with the 345 mm front brake (typically higher-output versions). Cars with smaller front discs need a different rotor.

Typical Applications

Front rotor replacement on the Leon (1P1)
Leon Cupra-class owners driving on fast roads or track days
VAG-platform workshops stocking one part for multiple brands

SEAT Leon Brake Rotor FAQ

Which SEAT Leon does this rotor fit?

It fits the front axle of the SEAT Leon (1P1) from 2009 to 2012 with the 345 mm front brake. Check that your current disc measures 345 × 30 mm with a 49.6 mm height, or match the 1K0 615 301 OEM number.

Is it the same rotor as the Golf and Audi A3?

It shares the same OEM references and dimensions as NASHIN's sets for the VW Golf V/VI, Audi A3 (8P) and Skoda Superb II, which is common across the VAG platform.

Do I need to change calipers?

No, provided your Leon already has the 345 mm front brake. The NASHIN set fits the original calipers and carriers.

How do I bed in new rotors?

Make 8–10 firm stops from about 40–50 mph to 10–15 mph without stopping completely, then drive for 10–15 minutes with minimal braking. Full steps are in the NASHIN FAQ.

Do you supply other SEAT models?

The Leon (1P1) is currently listed. For other SEAT models, contact us with the OEM number.

Get the Right Fitment Before You Order

Want to confirm your Leon's brake size? Send your chassis code, model year or the OEM part number from your current rotor and our team will confirm the correct NASHIN set and the matching pads.

Contact NASHIN — fitment checks, quotations and lead times
Email: sammy@nashin.com.tw
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