EBC Brakes DP61612 6000 Series Greenstuff Brake Pad for Trucks and SUVs Review

They sent me stuff for the car and I didn't know about it for about seven months when I went on breaks so I don't even know what to do about it I think i'm just eating up the price for them, i wouldn't go anywhere but an abc store or a parts store

Installing these EBC brakes on a minivan took a lot longer than usual. They didn't fit properly on the caliper bracket, I had to file the ears to make them fit. then the "Brake In" paint was so thick that I had to sand it down to get the pads through. Rotor. I'm sure the pads will do an excellent job under braking, just wish the setup was a little smoother.

Our hippo SUV stays in place. It's hard to say how much this has to do with these pads; We made rotors, pads and tires at the same time (and they all affect braking performance). I haven't experienced brake fading yet, even though I've actually practiced it up and down mountain passes with a full load. I didn't pay much attention to the brake dust, but to be honest I didn't pay much attention to them due to their low dust properties.

2004 Jeep Liberty. The fit is very precise. Won't wobble, won't wobble, no need to clog pads. No problems installing. braking performance is ok; I can't report that they stop a truck faster than OEM pads. After 1500 km there is no extraneous noise. There is dust, but not much. For everyday use the pads are good and I really don't want to test how well they perform in tough conditions. The price is right too; $75 once per Blue Moon is something I can live with.