Range Rover Sport V L461 L460 Rear Brake Pads with sensor LR156904 (21- 23)

Mechanically, yes, but electronically, absolutely not. The L460 and L461 platforms utilize a highly sophisticated Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) on the rear calipers. Before a technician can physically push the rear caliper pistons back to fit these thick new pads, they must use an advanced OBD2 diagnostic tool (or the vehicle's hidden service menu) to electronically retract the parking brake motors into "Service Mode." Attempting to manually force the pistons back will permanently destroy the incredibly expensive electronic rear calipers.

Technically, the bare Land Rover part numbers (LR156904 / LR156906) dictate the heavy friction hardware only (the four rear brake pads). However, reputable sellers and mechanics will almost always bundle the required electronic wear sensor into the "kit." If your dashboard warning light is already on, the old sensor has physically ground itself away against the rotor and cannot be reused; you must install a brand-new sensor to clear the warning.

No. These part numbers are engineered exclusively for the all-new MLA-Flex architecture (L460 and L461 chassis) introduced for the 2022/2023 model years. Older generations utilize completely different rear caliper designs, suspension geometry, and pad shapes.

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