If you drive a third-generation Perodua Myvi (D20N, 2018 onwards), front brake pads are the most likely thing you will replace first. The good news: the parts entry in our database gives you both reference numbers, so you never walk into a parts shop guessing.
The two part numbers that matter
Our repo tracks exactly one Myvi front pad entry, and it covers front pads only — a set for the front axle. If a shop quotes you rears, that is a different part number entirely.
| OEM | Aftermarket | |
|---|---|---|
| Part number | 04465-BZ230 | 0 986 494 499 (Bosch) |
| Manufacturer | Akebono | Bosch |
| Price (our data) | RM70 | see estimate below |
| Model coverage | Perodua Myvi | Perodua Myvi |
The OEM listing in our data is Akebono, which is the OE supplier for the Myvi’s front brakes. The Bosch reference is the aftermarket cross-number tracked in the same entry.
One correction worth stating: this article first carried a pad number ending in 210, taken from the same entry. Malaysian listings for the D20N sell the genuine set as 04465-BZ230, so both the entry and this page now use that. Checked 2026-11-01.
On the aftermarket price: an honest gap
Here is where we stop being precise on purpose. Our repo records no aftermarket price for the Bosch set. Pricing varies by shop, region, and promotion, so anyone quoting you a firm number is guessing.
As a planning range, aftermarket front pad sets for this segment typically run RM40–RM80 — verify current pricing before you buy. Treat the low end with suspicion: very cheap pads often mean more dust, more noise, or shorter life. The RM70 OEM figure from our data sits right inside that range, which tells you the factory part is not a luxury line item.
What to check at the counter
- Fitment. The entry covers front pads for the Myvi only — confirm the box matches your variant before paying.
- Thickness. The repo notes pads should be replaced below 2 mm of friction material. If your old pads are above that, you may not need this purchase at all.
- The whole set. A pad swap is a two-axle job on most cars, but the Myvi entry is front-only. If the rears are due too, that is a separate part number and a separate quote.
The bottom line
The OEM set is a known quantity at a known price: 04465-BZ230, RM70. The Bosch aftermarket set (0 986 494 499) is a legitimate cross-reference, but shop it locally and verify the price — RM40–RM80 is an estimate range, not a quote. For a part this safety-critical, the price gap is small enough that brand preference and pad compound matter more than the few ringgit saved.