YXPCARS 4PCS Front Ceramic Brake Pads for Chevrolet Captiva Sport Equinox Pontiac Torrent Saturn Vue Suzuki XL-7 (D1264)

Product Description

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Our aim is to assist customers in finding the exact parts they need, backed by professional guidance and suggestions. Upgrade your vehicle with YXPCARS's brake pads and experience better, noise-free braking. Bid farewell to nasty brake dust! Trust YXPCARS for quality, affordability, and exceptional service.

Brand: YXPCARS

Parttype: Disc Brake Pad Set

Position: Front

Warranty:Yes

Pads Feature: High Heat Resistant, Low Dust, Quiet Operation

Please note: The new brake pads need to be run in for some time, and there may be noise during the running-in period.

Fitment:

Replacement for Chevrolet Captiva Sport 2012 - 2015 All Trim Levels
Replacement for Chevrolet Equinox 2007 - 2009 All Trim Levels
Replacement for Pontiac Torrent 2007 - 2009 All Trim Levels
Replacement for Saturn Vue 2008 - 2010 All Trim Levels
Replacement for Suzuki XL-7 2007 - 2009 All Trim Levels

Kit Includes:

· 4x Front Brake Pads - D1264

· 1x Brake Grease

A quick guide to changing a car’s brake pads:
1. Make sure the brakes are cold and that you have the correct tools for the job
2. Raise the car on a jack then support the car on jackstands
3. Remove the wheel
4. Clean the brakes using the degreaser and remove the caliper
5. Remove the pads from the caliper and examine the disc and brake line(s)
6. Insert the new pads and replace the caliper and any necessary clips
7. Check the brake fluid level
8. Refit the wheel
9. Jack up the car, remove the axle stands and lower
10. Use the torque wrench to tighten the wheel nuts