Drum Brake Shoes, 6.693" Diameter & 1.575" Width Replaces Paccar A0024205920, Freightliner MBA0024205920 OEM - Set of 4

The brake shoe is a key component in the drum brake system. It provides the friction needed to slow or stop the vehicle. It’s recommended to change the drum brake shoe whenever there are signs of uneven wear, increased brake pedal travel, squealing, or grinding noises. If you’re looking for Paccar A0024205920 OEM brake shoes, check out the latest introduction. It provides uninterrupted performance, not affecting the trucker's journey or pocket as well. Explore more about the products below:-

Functionality: The brake shoe will enable vehicles to slow down or stop. The curved metal pieces with friction linings are designed to fit a single axle. You have to apply pressure on the brake pedal for the drum brake system to work. It pressure restricts the rotating drum, bringing the vehicle to a stop.

Durable Construction: The rear brake shoes and drums material is designed to withstand hydraulic pressure. The protective coating will ensure protection against rust, corrosion, and road salt.

Compatibility List: The OEM-based replacement part will specifically fit the below-mentioned brand, make, model, and year. So, check it thoroughly to avoid compatibility issues.

Compatible with Other Brands & Their Part Numbers: 

• Replaces Paccar: A0024205920
• Replaces Freightliner: MBA0024205920

Replacement Guidelines: It’s necessary to change brake parts after frequent intervals. But if you encounter other signs (check below) in the rear brake shoes, then replace them immediately.

• Inspect at least once a year or after every 12,000 miles.
• Squealing or grinding noises when braking, especially at low speeds.
• Burning smell or visible smoke due to overheated brake components.
• Visible damage like uneven wear, cracked or sored drums.
• If the friction material is worn down to 1.6 mm or less.
• Never just replace one wheel’s set but both rear shoes simultaneously.
• Change the springs and hardware with the shoes (as these lose tension over time and can cause dragging or uneven wear).
• Regularly check/replace the driveshaft-mounted drum if damaged.