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NK4Z2200D - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Ford NK4Z2200D
$150.75
MSRP $223.33
Save $72.58
32.5% Off
FR3Z2200G - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Mustang. Manual trans. Premium turbo brakes. Performance Package.
$118.13
MSRP $175.00
Save $56.87
32.5% Off
EB5Z2001B - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

$88.17
MSRP $128.33
Save $40.16
31.3% Off
GB5Z2001B - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

$95.84
MSRP $139.50
Save $43.66
31.3% Off
LJ9Z2001C - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Mustang Mach-E. Rwd. Awd. To 04/30/2024.
$118.13
MSRP $175.00
Save $56.87
32.5% Off
ML3Z2001C - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

4wd, with ssv. F-150. From 07/22/21. With police, ssv. Incl.Clips.
$164.25
MSRP $243.33
Save $79.08
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LK4Z2001F - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Standard. Exc.Heavy Duty Front Axle. Incl.Clips. Optional. Single Rear Wheels. From 11/21/2022. E-Transit.
$111.41
MSRP $162.17
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FR3Z2200K - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Without shelby, standard. Exc.Performance Package.
$81.52
MSRP $118.67
Save $37.15
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SZ6Z2001A - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Without enhanced brakes. Exc.Heavy Duty Brakes. Maverick. Standard duty.
$89.77
MSRP $130.67
Save $40.90
31.3% Off
LK4Z2200K - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Transit. Without electric parking brake. 2020-23, single rear wheels. Mechanical parking brake, without 510 series, single rear wheels....
$85.07
MSRP $123.83
Save $38.76
31.3% Off
DC3Z2001J - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Incl.Clips. F250, f350 super duty. 2wd, monobeam axle. Rwd. With 4wd, f250, f350. Without 4wd, monobeam axle, f350. From 10/22/2012.
$86.91
MSRP $126.50
Save $39.59
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7U2Z2V001G - : Brake Pads for Ford Image

Brake Pads

Incl.Clips. Edge, MKX.
$46.19
MSRP $66.65
Save $20.46
30.7% Off

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Brakes control a vehicle’s ability to slow and stop safely. They rely on friction materials and hydraulic pressure working together each time the pedal is pressed. When parts wear down, stopping distance can increase and feedback at the pedal can change. Mad Max Ford Parts provides genuine Ford replacements designed for dependable performance.

What Brake Systems Do

We at Mad Max Ford Parts explain that brakes turn pedal input into controlled stopping force through calipers, pads, and rotors working together. In the Ford Expedition and Ford Maverick, the system is engineered to handle both heavy loads and daily commuting. Consistent friction allows stable stops even under changing road conditions. When everything is aligned correctly, braking response stays predictable and smooth. Pairing brake service with a water pump inspection helps keep engine temperature stable during heavy use.

Why Brakes Wear Down

Heat, moisture, and constant friction gradually wear down braking components over time. Low-quality aftermarket parts may use inconsistent materials that reduce stopping consistency and wear faster. We at Mad Max Ford Parts recommend genuine Ford replacements for better fit, heat control, and longer service life. Vehicles like the Ford Expedition and Ford Maverick benefit from parts designed to meet factory standards under varied driving demands.

When to Replace Brakes

Replacement is needed when squealing, grinding, or longer stopping distances appear during daily driving. Vibrations through the pedal can also signal uneven wear across braking surfaces. We at Mad Max Ford Parts encourage timely replacement using genuine Ford parts to maintain safe and consistent stopping power. Ignoring early signs can lead to damage that extends beyond pads to rotors and other connected components. Regular inspection alongside a water pump check helps keep maintenance on track.

FAQ: Brakes

How long do brakes last?
Typically 25,000–70,000 miles depending on driving habits.