🔝 Wagner QuickStop ZD1445 Ceramic Disc Brake Pad Set: Top-notch Performance for Unrivaled Braking Efficiency Review

Installed these on my 2013 Kia Optima which I just upgraded the rotors to be perforated and slotted. They took about 2 weeks to break in as they were noisy when started. Good work! I would have given 5 stars but there were a few small imperfections in two of the pads.

I always worry when I buy brake components online these are definitely not the ones you need to worry about. The future was perfect, it came with all the necessary equipment and brake dust isn't a bad thing. Hopefully in due course I can get them for all our cars.

They fit my 2012 Kia Soul+ perfectly. They weren't too difficult either. The hardest part is jacking up the car and dismantling everything to get to the brake pads, but if you have the means it's definitely worth doing it yourself, or better yet, with a good friend. Save some money and have fun, it's a great Saturday. Hope that was helpful!

Good fit, good braking at a fraction of the OEM cost. So it contained new hardware and some lube. After 7 years of winter salt on the previous rear pads I had to use a chisel to remove them from the caliper bracket. This was done just in time to prevent further damage to the rotors which will need to be removed by PITA as the hidden caliper bolt means the bolt has to be unscrewed from the shock and wishbone to remove the caliper and access the rotors.

Excellent pads. They stay nice and grippy even when heated, produce less dust than factory pads, and contain new hardware and only lube. I had to remove a few to properly install the pads. And they squeak first thing in the morning because they're ceramic and cold, which is normal but goes away with the second brake application.

When these pads arrived my husband installed them straight away. With the new hardware, the pads on some of our pad mods did not fit at all. He had to use a metal file to remove some material from the pad grommets where it connects to the brake hardware on the caliper bracket and keep trying to mount them. They eventually did so the anti-seize lube was applied and all went smoothly. The pads are quiet and work great on a test drive. Wagner really needs to fix this as the changes straight out of

They fit perfectly on a 2012 Kia Optima Hybrid (mine didn't have a rear electric parking brake). The dealer asked $300 for a replacement. These ceramic pads look just as good as the originals. Not too much to wear out the rotors, but just enough, like the factory rotors, to work well. The included hardware clips are a plus, the included ones would be a hassle to clean as they tend to rust. Comes with lubricant. Check the caliper pins to make sure they are not frozen. Don't forget to pull out…