NRS Brakes has added 57 new SKUs to its North American-made galvanized brake pad line-up, representing coverage for an additional 1,600 vehicle applications. The offering covers vehicles including Honda, BMW, Ford, GMC Trucks, Nissan and more.
NRS Brakes include technology such as the noise-cancelling piston insert in addition to the electronic wear sensor, which the company says gives an accurate gauge on how much brake pad life is left.
NRS Brakes says its galvanized backing plates ensure no rust or corrosion occurs from lack of use due to regen braking.
NRS Brakes has designed galvanized brake pads for the Tesla Model 3 specifically for electric/hybrid vehicle technology.
The company says (ADAS) vehicles demand a higher quality of all parts, especially safety items such as brakes.
As moisture creeps through the porous nature of the friction material, it is compromising the untreated backing plat, NRS Brakes says. Usually, moisture in the friction material is dissipated as heat is created through normal braking routines.
The company says the Light-N-Carry LNC375 delivers a high-intensity beam from its LED light engine and features a zoomable torch setting that allows the user to choose a broader or more focused area of illumination.
The Moore-Safe uses interchangeable heads to cradle undercar components to reduce the chance of slippage due to misplacement or a shifting load.
Raybestos will supersede all Specialty European part numbers into Element3 and will discontinue the Specialty European brake pad line.
Clore Automotive’s new torch lights feature a zoomable torch setting that allows the user to choose a broader or more focused area of illumination.
NRS Brakes made multiple additions to its product line for 2003-2022 models of Ford, Jeep, Nissan, Infiniti, Mazda, Hyundai, Kia and Audi vehicles. According to NRS, these additions cover around 11.7 million vehicles. Related Articles – McCarthy Tire Service earns gold in Best of the Best contest – Continental Tire discusses how prioritizing dealer feedback
NRS has added 12 new part numbers for 2015-2021 Tesla, Ford, Ram, Jeep, Toyota, Nissan and Kia vehicles to its galvanized brake pad product line. NRS says its galvanized brake pads feature patented NRS friction attachment technology, which adds to the part’s longevity and durability. Related Articles – K&M Tire adds Jon Zurcher as executive
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