Product Details
Fleet MetLok™ Disc Brake Pads by Bendix®. These brake pads come with superior durability and extra performance for vehicles used under rigorous operating situations such as taxis, ambulances, etc. Built tough for commercial use, Fleet MetLok pads are proven to perform at high temperatures and under the most extreme driving conditions.
Features
- Extensive Coverage for Fleet and Pursuit Vehicles
- Excellent Fade and Heat Tolerance Characteristics
- Friction Formulas Designed Specifically to Withstand Extreme Braking Conditions
- OE Design Slots and Chamfers
- Anti-Noise Shims
- Burnishing Strips for Easier Brake-in
- Sold as a set for two wheels
Installation
Engineered and designed for police cars, taxis, ambulances, and other vehicles that are used for severe-duty operating situations, these semi-metallic brake pads utilize a heavy duty material which not only provides long life but virtually fade free performance. With the use of high-quality friction material, Fleet MetLok brake pads reduce stopping distance while providing quiet braking experience thanks to high-caliber steel shims. To make sure that you get reliable service and durability, each Fleet MetLok disc pad uses a robust attachment method which provides increased resistance to lining-plate separation. OE style slots and chamfers and top-notch shims guarantee that these pads will provide maximum noise reduction, while included abutment kits and the brake hardware ensure the installation will take minimal time.
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems is an industry pioneer in the sphere of leading-edge active safety technologies, control systems and air brake charging. It was founded under the Westinghouse Air Brake Company name in 1869 and became a member of the Knorr-Bremse Group in 2002. Bendix® offers numerous brake parts including brake pads, drums and brake shoes for medium and heavy-duty trucks, trailers and other commercial vehicles. Headquartered in Elyria, Ohio, the company employs more than 2000 people and has several manufacturing plants in the United States and other countries.