Chevy Camaro Disc Brake Pads

The Chevrolet Camaro entered the pony car market for 1967. The model was an answer to the dominance of the Ford Mustang; since the inception of the Camaro, the two models have been fiercely soldiering on side to side, sharing top positions in car charts. As years went by, the Chevy Camaro underwent several changes, becoming more or less muscular, with sharper or smoother lines according to the contemporary car styling code. After four successful generations and millions of vehicles sold, the Camaro was dropped in 2002. However, the model was revived in 2006, when the new Camaro concept coupe was unveiled, followed by a convertible version introduced a year later. The way was paved, and in 2009, a new generation was launched. The most recent iteration of the Camaro debuted in 2016.

Brake pads are forced against brake discs, creating friction that allows a vehicle to slow down or stop. Operating in tough conditions, they wear out after some time in use, and changing the brake pads is one of the most common maintenance operations. We offer a large selection of Chevy Camaro disc brake pads built by reliable companies, including Bosch, Monroe, and Centric. For more detailed info, please contact our qualified staff online.