Brake pads for RAM 1500
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30k does seem kinda early, I'd inspect first as well.
A good quality pad that won't break the bank, for me has been Centric Posi Quiets pads. Look under centricparts.com, or check out r1concepts.com.
I believe we also have a supporting vendor here that specializes with brake parts/pads as well. Chances are they'll chime in, however I'm not familiar with their products.
A good quality pad that won't break the bank, for me has been Centric Posi Quiets pads. Look under centricparts.com, or check out r1concepts.com.
I believe we also have a supporting vendor here that specializes with brake parts/pads as well. Chances are they'll chime in, however I'm not familiar with their products.
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Hilly areas tend to be more harsh on brake pad life. LA and surrounding areas are kinda hilly.
BrakeMotive is a Sponsor of the site and they sell complete F&R sets of Perf. rotors w/ceramic pads HERE
For just pads on the front, I'd go with Wanger Thermo-quiets installed with Caliper grease. Those pads are online tend to be much cheaper.
Caliper rtv/grease stops any squeel. Squeel is pads vibrating between caliper and rotor. Use with any new installation.
BrakeMotive is a Sponsor of the site and they sell complete F&R sets of Perf. rotors w/ceramic pads HERE
For just pads on the front, I'd go with Wanger Thermo-quiets installed with Caliper grease. Those pads are online tend to be much cheaper.
Caliper rtv/grease stops any squeel. Squeel is pads vibrating between caliper and rotor. Use with any new installation.