MotorcraftKit - Brake Lining (P) (BR1109B)

Replacing my 2yr old aftermarket pads and rotors with oem parts in my 2007 Sporttrac. Just by visual inspection I can tell the oem ones have a much higher quality and attention to detail compared to the Duralast brand. I'll up date if my opinion changes as I use them but for now I'd say these are about the best quality pads for your Ford truck. Pads came with clips in a sealed bag.

Just got my rear brakes done yesterday. I replaced them with 2mm and 3mm left on the rear brakes so of course I didn't notice the difference between the new and old sets which is the way it should be. Yes, there is a metal plate beneath the ceramic which may or may not stop you in time, but metal on metal can damage the calipers (braking mechanism) so you shouldn't wait if yours need to be replaced. I can't think of a more important part of the car than the brakes. Maybe the generic or remanufactured brands are as good, maybe they're not. Do you really want to have to wonder? Motorcraft is the brand name for all Ford parts. You probably can't find them cheaper anywhere than Amazon.

OEM part.made in mexico.replaced after replacing oem motorcraft rotors for my Explorer XLT2007new caliper guides included.

After installing the new pads on the caliper, the bottom hooks would not set on the caliper bracket. Caliper guide pins were pulled back.Ended up picking up some duralast pads from autozone and they went on with no issue. The pad frame was a different design from the motorcraft pads. Specifically, the bottom hook area with the motorcraft frame having more surface area here. Definitely could have grinded it back, but I was lacking the tools to do so.

Perfect fit. Arrived promptly. Smooth, quiet stop since installation. No complaints!

so far its doing it's job

Good to have OEM parts for safety - value for money - I use only these pads for my Ford Explorer Sportrac

no sound at all and good stopping power