How many miles on the OEM pads and rotors?I have a 2019 ford Transit connect that’s ready for a new set of pads and rotors. Looking for recommendations on aftermarket parts. Looking for solid quality / longevity.
Unfortunately only about 34k miles. Hearings grinding sound when coming to a complete stop.How many miles on the OEM pads and rotors?
Even aftermarket don't last on these.Unfortunately only about 34k miles. Hearings grinding sound when coming to a complete stop.
I see the power stop ones on rock auto. I can purchase a kit with the pads and rotors for about $275 after taxes and shipping. Only concern with the online purchase versus brick and mortar is if the fit isn’t correct it’s probably harder to return and could be expensive.Coated rotors are awesome
Get either Powerstop Geomet coated rotors, or Motorcraft OE Design rotors.
For the pads, Motorcraft OE Design, Akebono, Advics, Wagner OEX, or EBC Ultimax2/Blackstuff
I see the power stop ones on rock auto. I can purchase a kit with the pads and rotors for about $275 after taxes and shipping. Only concern with the online purchase versus brick and mortar is if the fit isn’t correct it’s probably harder to return and could be expensive.
Powerstop's pads aren't that great.
When I replaced the front rotors and pads on my Rav4 I used Raybestos Element 3's from Rock Auto. Replaced a previous set (unknown brand ) that had over 100,000 miles on them and the rotors were getting pretty rusty, probably due to the tons of salt MNDOT throws on the roads here in MN.Nobody gets ‘Raybestos’ brake pads besides me? I agree more than just the pads themselves. I go slow, do the required lubing & all. Anyways, Raybestos are a little mid for standard quality, I think, $42-$45 range.
Neither are their rotors.
Upstate NY on the truck.
Two years. Less than 15k miles.
I let the garage deal with it this time.Did they slide off easily, or did you need the hammer? Also, Power Stop doesn't seem to use Geomet for their drilled rotors.
Most drilled rotors suck anyway