Nissan Juke Nismo RS 2014+ Centric Posi Quiet Extended Wear Semi-Metallic Rear Disc Brake Pads

Specifications:

- Series: Posi Quiet™ Extended Wear
- Friction Material: Semi-Metallic
- Hardware Option: Included
- Shims Option: Not Included
- Quantity: Sold as Set

Features:

- Strong, predictable braking performance with minimal wear to pads and rotors
- Stable friction performance across a wide temperature range particularly high temperatures
- Excellent for heavy duty applications
- Positive molded for even wear characteristics
- 100% Asbestos-free formulas
- 100% scorched for easy bed-in
- Low Brake Rotor Wear
- Long Wearing Semi-Metallic Formula
- Improved pedal feel and response
- Sold as a set for two wheels

These brake pads are designed to offer stable friction performance across a wide temperature range (particularly with higher temperatures) while reducing rotor and pad wear. They're excellent for fleet service, SUVs, and heavy-duty applications. Providing you with excellent braking power right out of the box, these extended wear brake pads bring a number of other benefits. Each pad is scorched to remove any impurities in the friction compound and eliminate the need for break-in period. The pads are manufactured using OE positive mold technology that brings the benefit of consistent friction material density throughout the pad ensuring its long wear life. Shimmed to eliminate noise and vibration, each pad set also comes with hardware where applicable, including stainless abutment clips and retaining clips.

These brake pads by Centric comply to current brake friction material state legislation such as CASB346 California Brake Friction Legislation, WA6557 Washington Brake Friction Legislation, and others. To meet all requirements, Posi Quiet Extended Wear brake pads are 100% asbestos-free. As a member of the Brake Manufacturers Council, Centric has been involved in the development of the LeafMark and edge code legislation. This code can be found printed on every Extended Wear brake pad manufactured after January 1, 2014 and indicates the level of compliance with state friction material content legislation.