OEM Mitsubishi Brake Pads

Brake pads are required to be reliable and usable for every commute in your Mitsubishi. They are key components to your vehicle's performance.

How do Brake Pads Work?

Brake pads are created from non-asbestos glass, metal, or ceramic components. The different variations pair with the level of performance output of different vehicle types. The most common are the glass and rubber brake pads. For higher engine performance, ceramic and metallic brake pads are the go to.

The way brake pads function is by friction. The brake calipers receive pressure from the brake pedal. The pressure pushes the calipers to compress or clamp the brake pads into the rotors surface. The friction of pad against the roto slow and eventually stop the vehicle as long as the brake pedal is compressed.

Signs of Thinning Brake Pads & When to Replace Them

Brake pads can wear thin over time. The pads will turn thin which can be visible from the naked eye. If you notice thinness below the line mark on the pad's edge or feel like it takes more pressure in the pedal to stop or slow down, seek replacement brake pads ASAP. This will likely be between every 45,000 or 60,000 miles depending on your driving environment. If you are unsure of when to replace brake pads, consult with a certified technician.

Save Cash on Mitsubishi Brake Pads

When you need replacement brake pads fast, rest easy when shopping our online store for what you need. We save you up to 35% off the MSRP on brake parts for your Mitsubishi. Not only that, if you're not in town, we can have your brake pads shipped to you anywhere in the country. If you have any questions, always feel free to reach us on our contact page.