Description of Hawk Performance HB299P.650 SuperDuty Brake Pad: Unparalleled Stopping Power and Durability
SD (SuperDuty) - Severe-Duty truck brake compound. Extreme braking for extreme payloads. Extremely high coefficient of friction. Extremely high fade resistance. Recommended for excessive payloads.
Very good brake pads. Just make sure you use slotted or drilled rotors. I will keep buying. I have a 2002 Expedition that my father uses for his wheelchair. Due to the extra weight, the factory brakes could not bring the truck to a quick stop in the event of an emergency stop. Now he throws you in the windshield
I installed these today (rear) on my Dodge Ram 2500 HD 2007.5 6.7. I didn't need the OEMs to put in 100,000 miles, but they still had 1/4 inch of meat on them. Ok these new pads are holding up well, haven't used them with a trailer yet. Fronts were replaced at 79,000 miles, best replacement at 50,000 or so.
Very good brake pads. Just make sure you use slotted or drilled rotors. I will keep buying. I have a 2002 Expedition that my father uses for his wheelchair. Due to the extra weight, the factory brakes could not bring the truck to a quick stop in the event of an emergency stop. Now he throws you in the windshield
I installed these (rear brake pads) on my Dodge Ram 2500 HD 2007.5 6.7 today. I didn't need the OEMs to put in 100,000 miles, but they still had 1/4 inch of meat on them. Ok these new pads are holding up well, haven't used them with a trailer yet. Fronts were replaced at 79,000 miles, best replacement at 50,000 or so.
I bought my first set of front wheels and noticed the difference. A year later I bought a rear set. A very good improvement over the standard brake pads. I feel much safer to stop in an emergency. I tow a large, heavy toy tractor that weighs over 19,000 pounds. I would recommend these pads to anyone pulling or towing heavy loads.
I have a 2008 Dodge Ram 3500 4WD Quad Cab equipped with a 6.7L Cummins diesel engine. These pads fit perfectly in the back. I use this 15,000 lb 5 Series 4 track tow truck. It's heavy and I work a lot with the clamps when towing. They perform as well or even better than the Original Equipment pads for about half the price of Mopar pads. Don't forget to order brake fittings, brake cleaner, synthetic brake lubricant and some RTV brake fluid at the same time so that you can change the pads…