💡 High-Performance Rear Brake Pad Wear Sensor: URO Parts SOE000025 Review

This fits perfectly, everything lined up and snapped into place. The only difference I noticed was that the wire was a bit stiffer than stock.

Stupidly I didn't research but you only need 2 drivers in the front and a passenger in the back. Bought four so I'll be ready next time my break eater needs a change.

This fits perfectly on all original hub holders and is easy to fit after dropping the spare tire to access the plug. I have a 2011 Range Rover Sport SC and would highly recommend this rear pad sensor.

I recommend this sensor over Bowa Sensor. I've used Bowa twice on the rear brakes and both times the plastic clip that goes in the brake shoe broke after installing the pads. The plastic is very fragile even when new. I didn't have that problem with the URO.

Looks identical to OEM with gaskets and necessary fittings. The grommets were a little different than the original, the wire was tighter in some places and looser in others, but it worked great. No more BRAKE LIGHT after changing to EBC pads and rotors.

For a fraction of the dealer price for exactly the same rear brake wear sensor cable I highly recommend. Abrasion resistant cable installed and working as advertised. The hardest part is the Land Rover, not the cable. The installer has to be very flexible in the very limited space in the wheelhouse behind the air flaps. It works amazingly, perfectly and just like the original. Highly recommended. Will definitely buy again.

Perfect fit for 2007 LR3 V8, no surprises, cheaper than other OEMs. Take your time, don't remove the old sensor immediately. Do it piece by piece. Mark connection point of old sensor, separate old sensor head from worn pad (it's good if it tears), replace gaskets, fit new sensor head, retrace clip by clip until you get to where it connects to the truck's wiring . . You have to feel the plug behind the plastic wheel housing.

My sensor came from URO Parts, sealed, with no rubber seals. Revain immediately asked for a refund and bought a genuine Land Rover part for just $3. There is no comparison between the build quality of the two parts: the URO part was significantly inferior to the original part - bare wires sticking out next to the sensor itself, a white plastic tube over the wires and a woven waxed cloth (which completely seals the sensor). wires, continuous) - accordingly, I would not buy the same from this…