Front Ceramic Brake Pads: 2008–2016 Chrysler Town & Country, 2009–2014 Volkswagen Routan

We're having a bit of a late Spring cleaning and making room for new inventory. As a result we have significantly marked down the prices on some of our brake pads. Once a certain amount is sold, if there are any more left, they will be listed at a higher price. Note 1A: These are brand new. Some may be returns, but they are unused as can easily be seen. The plastic was torn off and the pads looked at more closely. Note 1B: Sealed vs Unsealed Brake Pads Nonetheless, in an effort to be extra transparent and to ensure a smoother, seamless, and more efficient transaction, the brake pads have been separated by those that are sealed vs unsealed. In some occasions, if it looks like the plastic simply tore from handling the brake pads or because the plastic got weak overtime, they were placed in the sealed category. Sealed brake pads will cost $5 more than the price shown here. Note 2: We have 2 models for most of our brake pads. They end with either the letters TR or HD. Both pads are made with high quality materials and designed for vehicles with oversized wheels and tires. .TR = Trail Rated. For every day / regular usage of vehicle. .HD = Heavy Duty. Made of superior materials and are designed for vehicles that engage in duty towing or hauling. These models cost $10 more than the TR models. Description: Upgrade your vehicle's brake pads with a set of trail rated ceramic brake pads from Beefed Up Brakes! Our brake pads are designed for vehicles with oversized wheels and tires: Hardware and Grease included Increased stopping power, even for vehicles with heavy/oversized wheels and tires Better performance and longer lifespan than OE brake pads Minimal squeaking, squealing, and dust Trail rated pads offer smooth engagement and release at low speeds Model: BUB1273. TR FMSI Number: D1273 Retail: $50 Fitments: 2008–2016 Chrysler Town & Country 2009–2014 Volkswagen Routan Available for local pickup at Doral, FL 33122.

Condition

Open Box (never used)

Placement On Vehicle

Front