An important part of your disc brakes are your brake pads. They are located in the brake caliper attached to your Chevrolet’s front or rear hub assembly. Be certain to check them every time you change your oil, or every six thousand miles, to ensure they are working as they should.

Please don’t wait for that loud squealing sound you used to hear with older cars, the one that everybody within a block could hear. That was caused by a thin metal clip that pressed against the brake rotor when the pad was down to its minimum wear level.

Late model cars don’t have that. Instead, newer vehicles commonly have a sensor to alert the driver that the brake pads need to be replaced. Waiting until the brake material is completely worn off means you will have to pay for a more expensive brake repair later. Avoid that by ordering your Chevrolet Colorado brake pads from us at the first sign of trouble. We have the quality brake pads you want in stock on our online catalog. No more excuses about waiting for the dealership or auto parts store to open, or that you have to special order the ones you want! All of our brake pads are in stock and ready to ship to you with a click of a mouse at any time. (Remember to order new brake pad sensors when you order your Chevrolet Colorado brake pads, since many brake pads unfortunately don’t include them.We have them in stock, too.) Why wait for a “special order” when it comes to a vital part like brake pads when you don’t have to?