For decades, Jeep has offered several pioneering cars. The history behind Jeep is representative of SUV models and off-road models. During the development of Jeep, many popular brake pad set parts have been built. The Jeep brake pad set's job is to transfer the kinetic energy of the vehicle to the thermal energy which is caused by friction.
Whereas, the worn brake pad set parts need to be repaired or replaced for better Jeep's performance. There are some things you need to inspect before replacing the Jeep brake pads. You should look for the profile of the pads to ensure they are wearing evenly. Inspect cracking or scoring on the rotor surface. The steps to remove and replace the brake pads include the following. Raise the vehicle and remove the lug nuts off the wheel. Next, remove the caliper bolt parts and place the caliper to the side without damaging the brake line. Then remove the shim parts and pad parts. Next, press the caliper piston back into the housing, add new anti-squeal shims and place the pads into place before installing new pad parts. Reinstall the caliper and torque the caliper bolts to spec. Finally, re-bleed all brakes on the vehicle. We offer fast and reliable delivery for customers. We are here for you 24/7 online.