Chevrolet Avalanche Brake Pads - Front - EBC - Extra Duty - 2002 are engineered to provide exceptional stopping power for your truck or SUV. These premium brake pads offer drivers both high performance and reliability, ensuring a safer and smoother ride on all terrains.

Built with cutting-edge ECO-friendly technology by EBC Brakes' UK-based EFI Bristol factory, these Extra Duty brake pads showcase unparalleled friction levels for enhanced performance without sacrificing street usability. From cold starts to rigorous braking scenarios, they deliver superb stopping power even at temperatures exceeding 1400°F—perfect for heavy-duty tasks like towing or steep downhill drives. Tested in harsh winter conditions in Ohio, these pads have proven their effectiveness in cold, wet environments, where other performance pads might falter. The innovative carbon granule-based Extra Duty material is gentle on rotors, reduces dust and operates quietly, supported by NUCAP piston insert shims for improved stability and performance.

Features

• High friction levels for improved braking performance
• Operates efficiently at temperatures above 1400°F
• Tested in severe wet and cold conditions for reliability
• Carbon granule-based material: rotor-friendly and low-dust
• Equipped with NUCAP piston insert shims for enhanced stability

Consider the Chevrolet Avalanche Brake Pads - Front - EBC - Extra Duty - 2002 for an upgrade that promises consistency, safety, and peace of mind. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us directly. We offer our expertise at two locations: Austin, Texas, and Los Angeles, California, where we also provide installation and customization services. Call us today at 512-982-9393 in Texas or 562-981-6800 in California. For those interested in purchasing multiple items, contact us for potential shipping discounts. We look forward to assisting you with your automotive needs and offer installation on premises at both of our locations.

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