🔧 Enhanced Performance: ACDelco 14D699CH Advantage Ceramic Sensor Unleashes Precision and Reliability Review

The new pads installed on my 2003 Buick Century in less than 10 minutes and stop the car perfectly with no noise. i would buy again

I bought these brake pads for a Chevrolet Venture minivan that was converted for the disabled. Due to the additional removable floor, the transporter is significantly heavier than the standard. I wanted the best brake pads I could find for extra stopping power. They work well and make no noise.

Ideal OEM replacement for the front brakes on my supercharged 2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS. Never settle for smaller brakes than true OEM performance brakes. I have previously purchased and fitted ACDelco Ceramic rear brake pads and am confident that these are the most reliable brakes available for my car (no Brembo price tag).

My order arrived on time and undamaged. My son and I removed and installed the front brake in about 1 hour. It only took so long because it was difficult to remove 3 of the 4 caliper bolts. We sprayed the bolts with WD40 and waited a few minutes and it worked. The actual process of removing the old pads and installing the new ones was very easy and we've never done that before. We plan to tackle the rear brakes next month. By the way, we watched the video on YouTube. Don't forget safety first!

If I'm not mistaken, these brake pads should be new. It is clear that this is not the case. Not only was the box and packaging already open, but the pads were obviously already installed on the caliper and were obviously scratched and used. Why is it so hard for people to understand that when you order a new product it has to be new. If it's used, mark it as such and resell it! Was the price cheap? Yes, but I didn't want to buy used brakes! I do not have the time or patience to return defective

I made a serious mistake when I decided to replace all the pads on my Buick with OE (Original Equipment) Delco pads! I bought the car from the original owner who used it for service at a GM dealership so I assumed the excellent pads on the car are the same as they came from the factory. NOT CORRECT. You or your dealer appear to have decided to replace the factory pads with OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Delco ceramic pads. Electricity and DUST. But OMG, the original metallics I installed