OEM MOPAR Brake Pads For Sale

The brake pads attached to your caliper assembly are vital pieces to the process that slows and stops your vehicle.

Brake Pads and How They Work

The process of braking begins at the brake pedal. When the driver compresses the pedal to slow the vehicle, hydraulic, or brake fluid, is pressurized down a series of lines. The calipers receive the pressure and a piston within the assembly moves forward, pressing the attached brake pads into the rotor discs. The friction caused here slows the momentum of the wheels.

When to Change Your Brake Pads

Brake pads can last beyond 50,000 miles depending on the type and your braking style. Organic and ceramic made brake pads offer a smooth stoppage and have a decent lifespan before becoming too thin. Then there are semi-metallic and metallic brake pads which are said to last longer. The metallic variation also helps with heat and cooling when braking.

If you notice that your pads have become thin or there is a screeching or squealing when braking, it may be time for a brake pad exchange. There will also be excessive brake dust on your wheels, and you may notice a bouncy brake pedal. Changing brake pads early on can help prevent other brake damages.

Saving Money on Mopar Brake Pads

We've made it simple to find the right brake parts for your vehicle. Brake pads can cost up to $80 at your local parts dealer. But after you've plugged in your model details and paired with the new pads that fit your brake system, rest assured that you'll save up to 35% off the MSRP when shopping our online catalog.

Order Brake Pads the Easy Way

After you've discovered the right fitted brake pads, place an order and receive your parts order quick. We ship Mopar brake parts nationwide so expect them to arrive at your doorstep shortly after your order. If you have questions, reach out on our contact page.