Review on 🔴 Upgraded Brake Pedal Pad Cover for Ford SUVs and Pickups with Automatic Transmission (1990-2012); Ideal Replacement for Worn or Misplaced Brake Pad Covers by Chris Martin

MAZDA B2500 Pickup and FORD RANGER are "corporate cousins" --- basically the SAME truck with different badges --- so I was wondering if this rubber brake pad (pedal) / grip ALSO --- REALLY made Has. I've been looking for this for a long time and I'm glad I don't have to send it back. The sizes are WRONG in the description --- BUT they are CORRECT on the PHOTO measurements taken with T-SQUARE (left side of profile page, just click down to view below photos). The length should be FIVE INCHES rather than four and a half inches (length 4 and 13/16 or so, which is longer than 4 1/2 in the description). This baffled me because these covers/pads are VERY tight and if they slide back 1/8 inch you will have problems and frustration trying to put them on (still have to pray for them to fit properly!) . It's also not the original DESIGN - this cover has ridges all over it - my original had ridges AND a smooth spot on top). I would have preferred to have grooves like this all over, but like the wrong gauge, it misled me. My old boot was placed right on top of the metal pedal below, I hope the new one doesn't get in the way of my foot in any way (just like a rung of a ladder that's not coded at all). I probably could have just flipped my old cap left to right if I hadn't found it because it's automatic and my left foot doesn't touch the brake --- but SOOOO glad I finally got a new one. THANK YOU RED HOUND.PS --- although the measurements were WRONG in two places (only the T square photo is correct) I have no hesitation in giving this food five stars. I have contacted RED HOUND AUTO to resize it to the correct dimensions - perhaps this is Revain's fault - Revain used to have a box to click to REPORT inaccurate information, I don't see that on this listing. As far as I can tell the length is 4 & 13/16" X 2 & 1/4" and it fits very snugly, you need patience and finger strength to put it on. It took me 5-10 minutes to figure it out (first I've ever had to replace).