🔧 Wagner Z919 Drum Brake Shoe Set: Superior Quality for Reliability and Performance Review

I've worked with cars for decades now and have never had a problem with Wagner brake parts Don't expect there to be no questions asked.

Several inches longer than Jeep Patriot (2014). Fitting Revain said it would. It's not like this. The brother repairs cars, so he inherited them for his stash. Delivered quickly, too bad they are not the same.

I really liked the shoes I bought. I replaced all the brakes on my old ('73) Chevy pickup. Unfortunately, the workshop or the previous owner installed the wrong parts on the rear brake. The weekend work turned into a months-long search for all the details. It was the best match of any part I've purchased.

Installed on my 2008 Nissan Sentra. Perfect fit and no noise after installation. I also recommend purchasing a kit. It's only about $8 and the old springs and clips are already rusty. I priced the shoes at AutoZone for $45 and then found them for $26. Almost twice as cheap and probably better brakes.

I bought this set of brake pads to replace the brake pads on my 2010 Nissan Sentra. They were a lot cheaper here than the parts at my local auto parts store. Replacing them will take a little time, but if you are patient, you can save a lot of money by replacing them yourself. I had no problems with them and they worked great. The only thing I would recommend is to get a new set of drum hardware before starting a project because it's relatively cheap and you have springs and detents in case you