Bendix Premium SBC2308 Ceramic Rear Brake Pads for Buick Encore GX 2023-2020, Chevrolet Trailblazer 2023-2021

Scores between store brands and performance in stopping power. Braking material (the pad itself) is thicker than performance brands meaning the pad will last longer than either. Included hardware actually fits the caliper. Noticeably quiet.

Good price for what you get fit and functioning like oem every thing was in the package that was supposed to be super quiet and smooth braking.

The Bendix brake pads are of Good quality & fit my 2017 ALTIMA perfectly. Pads & brackets were well packed and a great price. Also, easy to install yourself. I recommend the seller and bake pads.

Nice pads, fit was good. Work fine couple Of hundred miles on the no issues

Not really the items fault, but whoever shipped it at amazon just slapped a shipping label on the unsealed product box and didnt even bother to tape it shut and when I received it there were only 2 pieces of brake hardware left in the box. The pads themselves are decent enough. Probably the best value you're gonna find on amazon without going super cheap on squeaky metallic pads, especially with the intended inclusion of brake hardware, even though I didn't receive that part because some warehouse worker probably had to use the bathroom. They went on no problem and don't make any excessive or annoying noises. Great choice for any 90s-00s subaru.

Premium brake pads that have fit and are working great on our Mitsubishi Outlander. No squeaks or squealing and very little brake dust. Bendix quality is worth the extra cost.

perfect fit, easy to install. matched pre-existing, no issues. funny thing was last installer had the shims in wrong, so having new ones was helpful, make sure you clean your surfaces and buy grease, this doesn't come with any but its what a buck or two at the part store, but they work great. good value for the product

These installed easily on a 2023 Hyundai Palisade XRT (rear brakes). They fit just like OEM, all the hardware was high quality as well. The hardest part was spinning the caliper piston back before installing them back over the rotor. Some have said you need to put the vehicle into service mode to do the brakes but I didn't find I needed to. Take a look on youtube, lots of videos on how to do this. It's been 2 weeks and no issues to this point. The original brakes lasted to 48k, hopefully these last just as long.