Mevotech Debuts Heavy-Duty Air Disc Brake Program
Owners of Class 7+ vehicles can expect new, data-driven maintenance options for their commercial braking systems.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Auto Parts
Mevotech is debuting its new TTX Air Disc Brake Plus program for the Class 7+ vehicle market at the upcoming AAPEX trade show. The new offering signals the company's strategic expansion into heavy-duty commercial vehicle applications.
Why it matters
This move marks a significant shift for the manufacturer as it moves into the heavy-duty sector, providing new repair and maintenance options for fleet operators and commercial vehicle owners. It builds upon the company's existing aftermarket support platforms used by professional technicians.
The new program is designed specifically for the Class 7+ vehicle market segment. Mevotech will provide demonstrations of the system at booth F13216 during the AAPEX event.
The players
Mevotech
An automotive aftermarket manufacturer known for its chassis and suspension components, currently expanding its reach into heavy-duty commercial applications.
AAPEX
A major annual trade show serving the global automotive aftermarket industry, acting as a venue for manufacturers to reveal new technology.
The details
The program integrates into the existing More with Mevotech platform, which helps shops identify coverage gaps using the MAX system. By combining customer sales and inventory data with specific product engineering, the system aims to streamline parts identification for heavy-duty repairs. Mevotech also utilizes its mobile MevoMobile training units to provide direct support and labor-saving insights to technicians in the field.
Timeline
October 2025: Mevotech previously expanded the TTX product line with new brake pad offerings.
October 26, 2026: Mevotech officially announced the new Air Disc Brake Plus program.
2027: The company plans to expand technician training programs and support resources.
The Home Front
This development reflects the broader trend of parts manufacturers integrating specialized diagnostic software into heavy-duty vehicle maintenance. It signals a shift toward more accessible, data-backed repair solutions for commercial vehicle owners.
Owners and fleet managers of Class 7+ heavy-duty vehicles should monitor these upcoming training resources for insights on brake maintenance. Discuss the potential availability of these new parts with your local professional mechanic during your next scheduled service appointment.
The takeaway
Commercial vehicle owners can expect more robust, data-informed repair options as manufacturers adapt light-duty service platforms for heavy-duty needs. Keep an eye on technician training updates in 2027 to see if your preferred service center adopts these new specialized diagnostic tools.
Further reading
Explore more ways to manage your fleet and vehicle maintenance in our Auto Parts section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The BRAKE Report.
