The Brake Pad of the GMC Safari is the main friction component that converts the motion of the van into heat so that it stops safely. Each pad consists of a rugged metal backing plate that is bonded to a specialized friction compound. When the caliper squeezes, the Brake Pad presses against the rotor, which dissipates energy as heat and reduces the GMC's speed. As miles pile up, the lining will thin. Therefore, the Safari driver will be alerted with built-in wear indicators or electronic sensors before the minimum thickness is reached. This prevents metal-to-metal damage. Over the years, the Brake Pad material has evolved from early organic mixes to tougher semi-metallic and full metallic blends. Today, ceramic formulas provide arguably the perfect balance of bite, fade resistance, noise, and dust. Although organic pads are the greatly quiet, they wear out faster than others. Semi-metallic pads do a better job of handling heat, making them suitable for towing or hauling. The metallic version offers the optimal durability, but they can often create more noise. Finally, ceramics allow the GMC Safari to have smooth stops without excessive rotor wear. In order to prevent a performance slip, a final Brake Pad swap takes place every 50,000 miles. That keeps every GMC Safari raring to roll but ready to halt at the first hard tap of the Brake Pad.
Each OEM GMC Safari Brake Pad we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.