New Galvanized Brake Pads For 2020 BMW M240i From NRS Brakes
This new addition along 2020 BMW 2-series will represent approximately 102,000 vehicles in production globally.
NRS Brakes Expands NRS-EV Galvanized Brake Pad Line
NRS-EV galvanized brake pads are part of more than 60 new SKUs released for 2020 makes and models.
NRS Brakes Releases Galvanized Pads For 2020 Toyota Supra
NRS Brakes’ galvanized brake pads will never separate due to rust, corrosion or bond failure, said the company.
NRS Brakes Expands Coverage For Class 4, 5, 6 Hino Trucks
The pads are re-engineered and manufactured in North America by NRS Brakes.
NRS Brakes Launches New Galvanized Brake Pad Line, New Fleet Program At AAPEX 2019
NRS Brakes’ new brake pad program for national fleet accounts covers vehicles up to Class 7 and is tailored to the individual fleet operator’s vehicles.
Akebono Brake Corporation Kicks Off ‘The Hardware You Need, With The Brakes You Trust’ Campaign
The product awareness campaign will continue through the end of the year, and is expected to conclude sometime in the first half of 2020 after the transition of parts has been completed.
NRS Brakes Adds To Its Galvanized Brake Pad Offering
The offering covers vehicles including Honda, BMW, Ford, GMC Trucks, Nissan and more.
Brakes: Science Friction
For the brakes to function, the rotors and pads have to wear. Even a brake rotor’s metallurgy can determine how a pad wears. For import nameplate vehicles, the chemistry of the pads is part of the equation that determines how the brakes feel and perform.
Phoenix Systems Retiring BrakeStrip And Replacing It With BrakeStrip Plus
With a desire to deliver more value to their customers, Phoenix Systems announces the retirement of its BrakeStrip at the end of 2018. The new and improved BrakeStrip Plus will take the place of BrakeStrip beginning January 2019. BrakeStrip Plus is an innovative test strip which features a brake fluid test pad on one end
PFC Brakes Releases New App
The free app lets customers search through PFC parts without thumbing through a catalog or firing up a web browser.
