🚗 EBC Brakes DP61635 6000 Series Greenstuff Brake Pad for Trucks and SUVs Review

I'm not sure if these pads are heavy enough for the Yukon XL. I smell hot brakes quite often and I'm not particularly picky about the brakes, but they behave well at night. Better than factory.

I've been using these brakes for ages and I think it's a fake or the company has been sold. The last set I ordered was crap. Not even the paint, the composite upholstery itself was chipped and generally looked cheap. And now I have a squeaking noise on my brakes that neither I nor the plane/car mechanic or a few other local shops I've been to can understand. If I can't fix it, I probably won't buy them again.

Based on a preview rating, ether is fake or defective, have used all included seals and anti-squeak brakes as I usually do with all my braking work and works great when braking . Driven about 1000 miles then it started to squeak, after 2000 miles it sounds like a jet turbine and rolls scratches on the new rotor. I took them out and threw them away as the return policy no longer applies. Back to my usual power stop brand. I don't have time to contact EBC and report that Revain is selling…

My stock 2004 GMC Yukon brakes were too small for the car, even after installing new OEM pads and rotors, the rotors warped over thousands of miles under normal driving conditions . I did a little research and decided to buy Brembo cross-bore rotors and pair them with these EBC 6000 pads for the rear and EBC 7000 pads for the front. (no EBC 7000 rear attachment) Slightly expensive upgrade but WOW what a difference! My truck stops faster and the brake pedal no longer pulses. The two downsides…