Brake Pads

Wondering if your brake pads are on the fritz? Mopar brake pads tend to last between 40 Km to 96,000 Km or several years depending on your driving frequency and driving style. The brake pads designed for your car, truck or SUV are designed to create the friction to stop your vehicle. Here's how they work.

The brake pads are located behind your wheels and they are attached to your brake calipers. When you press your brakes, the brake lines charge the calipers, which act as clamps to grip the pads to your brake rotors. The rotor discs are attached to your wheels, and are what slow and stop your vehicle.

Brake pads come in a variety of styles such as ceramic, organic glass and rubber, or semi-metallic and metallic. The most common for commuter cars are organic brakes. However, though quiet and smooth, they create the most brake dust. Ceramic brake pads are a step up and last longer, but not as long as semi-metallic and metallic brakes. These three types are used on larger vehicles, as well as cars with more horsepower.

Order Replacement Mopar Brake Pads for a Successful Fix

If you've come to notice slippage in your braking performance or hear screeching or squealing when stopping, seek new brake pads by Mopar ASAP. Your braking distance matters for your safety and the other drivers around you. Order new brake pads and expect a quick delivery to your front door. We ship Mopar brake parts nationwide and our team is willing to assist in any questions you may have about your order. Just reach out on our contact page!