OEM GM Brake Pads
What are brake pads? They are a part of your braking system that applies friction to your brake rotors. The friction created helps slow down and stops your vehicle.
When Should I Replace My Brake Pads?
Depending on your model and driving habits, it's usually recommended to replace your brake pads every 40,000 to 50,000 miles. But if you hear strange noises as you apply the brakes, such as squeaking, squealing, clicking, or grinding, you may have excessive brake pad wear. This leads to another question, 'can I just change my brake pads and not the rotors?' Typically, yes. It depends on the current condition of your brake rotors. If they don't show signs of damage, you can replace just the pads.
Where Can I Buy Genuine GM Brake Pads?
You can purchase genuine GM brake pads right here at Wholesale GM Parts Direct. Please take the time to browse our online catalog and narrow down your search by make, model, and model year. Once you place an order, we will ship it out as soon as possible. When you shop with us, you can always expect fast shipping. Our orders are sent within 2-3 business days, and we ship nationwide. Please reach out to our team with any questions you have.
Rear Disc Brake Pad Pin Kit
Front Disc Brake Pad Retainer Kit
Front Disc Brake Pad Retainer Kit
Front Disc Brake Pad Retainer Kit
Front Disc Brake Pad Retainer Kit
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Pad Kit
Pad Kit
Pad Kit
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