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BrakeBest Front Organic Brake Pads - D420

Part #:
D420
Line:
BB
$23.99 per Set
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Brake Pads   Front; Organic; OE Pad Material Is Semi-Metallic
Installation Hardware Included:   No
Slotted:   Yes
Anti-Rattle Clip Included:   No

BrakeBest Front Semi-Metallic Brake Pads - MKD420

Part #:
MKD420
Line:
BB
$23.99 per Set
Availability Controls for BrakeBest Front Semi-Metallic Brake Pads
Brake Pads   Front; Semi-Metallic; OE Pad Material Is Semi-Metallic
Installation Hardware Included:   No
Slotted:   Yes
Anti-Rattle Clip Included:   No

BrakeBest Front Semi-Metallic Brake Pads - MKD451

Part #:
MKD451
Line:
BB
$29.99 per Set
Availability Controls for BrakeBest Front Semi-Metallic Brake Pads
Brake Pads   Front; Semi-Metallic; OE Pad Material Is Semi-Metallic
Installation Hardware Included:   No
Wear Sensor Type:   Mechanical
Slotted:   Yes

ACDelco Front Ceramic Brake Pads - 14D451C

Part #:
14D451C
Line:
ACD
$50.99 Each
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Brake Pads   Front
Installation Hardware Included:   No
Brake Pad Material:   Ceramic
Noise-Reducing Shim Included:   Yes

ACDelco Front Semi-Metallic Brake Pads - 17D420M

Part #:
17D420M
Line:
ACD
$70.99 Each
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Multiple Applications
Installation Hardware Included:   No
Slotted:   No
Brake Pad Material:   Semi-Metallic

ACDelco Front Semi-Metallic Brake Pads - 17D451M

Part #:
17D451M
Line:
ACD
$69.99 Each
Availability Controls for ACDelco Front Semi-Metallic Brake Pads
Brake Pads   Front
Installation Hardware Included:   No
Slotted:   Yes
Brake Pad Material:   Semi-Metallic

The Best Disc Brake Pads For Reliable Stops


Brake pads use metal backing plates with friction-improving material on its face, and press against your brake rotors to slow and stop your vehicle. Your brake pads and rotors are compressed by the brake caliper when it receives hydraulic pressure sent from the master cylinder. With heat from normal use and friction, failure of other brake system components, environmental conditions, and general wear and tear, brake pads will wear down over time. It's important to pay attention to the brake pad's wear patterns and any noises that could indicate failure to keep your brakes performing as they should. If the brake pads are squealing or grinding, they may have worn down to the backing plate, which can also cause damage to the rotor. Brake pads that wear unevenly may indicate a problem with your brake caliper or guide pins. When your brake pads need to be replaced, you may notice your car shaking or pulsing when you brake. This may also be caused by a warped rotor, so it's best to resurface the brake rotor or replace both brake pads and rotors when you complete a brake job. When you're ready to fix your brakes, check out the selection of brake pad options O'Reilly Auto Parts. We carry brake pads, brake rotors, brake calipers, and more for a complete repair. If you'd like more information on when to replace brake pads, how to install brake pads and rotors, or other brake resources, visit our How-To Hub for the information and guides you need to help you get the job done right.