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Brake pad choice

Find the right brake pad.

Match the pads to the front or rear caliper and rotor.

Start here

Check these before you buy.

  1. Find the front and rear brake listings for your exact machine, year, model and trim or package
  2. Match pad position, caliper, rotor, standard or HD option, and part number before purchase or service
  3. Keep the brake pad choice and its manual or catalog notes together for reference
Guide details

Use year, trim, front/rear position, caliper, rotor, and part number, plus the manual or catalog, before choosing.

What has to match.
  • Brake pad kits, standard or HD options and front/rear positions can depend on your exact machine and trim
  • Official parts catalogs may list brake pad sets inside front and rear caliper assemblies
  • A wrong brake pad, caliper, rotor, or option assumption can create brake-service or riding safety risk
The right brake pad depends on the exact machine and setup.
  • The model family alone may not prove the exact front and rear brake pad kit
  • Model, trim, package, standard or HD option, caliper, rotor, and parts listing can change the safe brake-pad choice
  • Official brake-pad fit should stay separate from generic brake inspection or pre-ride advice
Useful details before buying parts.

Use the guide to organize the year, trim, front/rear position, caliper, rotor, and part number before buying.

Official parts catalogManufacturer parts catalogExact match neededFront/rear position requiredCaliper and rotor confirmation requiredATV/UTV topic

Common questions

Is this an exact purchase instruction?

No. It is a starting point. Confirm the exact machine, trim or package, front/rear position, caliper, rotor, option, part number, and parts listing before buying brake pads or servicing the machine.

Can Traxer save the brake pad choice?

Yes. Continue into Traxer to save the machine and keep the brake pad choice tied to Garage before comparing pad kits, caliper rows, rotor notes, or service details.

Continue with this brake pad choice.

Keep the brake pad details, manual or catalog notes, and next check together.

Find the right brake pads