Mopar 68003701AD Front Disc Brake Pad Kit for 07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK
Quadratec Part #:
56207-1027
Mopar Part #:
68003701AD
MSRP
$214.00
Discount
-$24.01
In Cart Price
$189.99
Guaranteed Best Price
$189.99
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Description
Preventative maintenance time or is your Jeep not stopping as quickly as you would like? Brake pads are meant to wear down over time, but too much wear can cause stress on other parts of the brake system or lead to longer stopping distances. Restore the nice firm brake feel with a Mopar Front Disc Brake Pad Set. These are a genuine factory parts that are guaranteed to fit and perform as well as the originals. If you have increased your tire size and seem to be replacing pads on a very regular basis you may want to consider a brake system upgrade or pads made from better composites .
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Details
Factory Original Part: Genuine Factory Mopar Parts are guaranteed to install easily and perform like they have in the past.
Stock Brake Systems: For JK Wranglers with original brake rotors and calipers with industry size tires, Oversize tires may require a brake system upgrade or stronger pads
Semi-Metallic: Composite materials designed to wear evenly and dissipate heat
- Features: Semi-Metallic
- Shipping Weight: 5lb
- Shipping Dimensions: 7in x 5in x 3in (L x W x H)
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Mopar Front Disc Brake Pad Kit Reviews
KELVIN E.
2/4/2022
Good quality
KUNIHIKO M.
5/23/2018
Good
James G.
11/1/2017
Stops the car. Never had an issue with the stock brakes.
Questions
Andras P.
Hi. Is it fit for JLU Rubicon?
No, it will not fit a JL/JLU. You will either need the Mopar Number 68456066AB or 68409860AC:
68456066AB: Correct for models with Heavy Duty (HD) Brakes. This is the standard fitment for many North American Rubicons and Gladiators, especially those with certain tow packages or high-trim configurations.
68409860AC: Correct for models with Standard Brakes. This is typically found on Sport, Sahara, or export mode
Most JLU Rubicons in the US market come factory-equipped with the HD Brake package (larger rotors and dual-piston calipers), making 68456066AB the more likely candidate. However, if your Jeep was a custom build or an export (RHD), it might have the standard set.
The best way to be 100% sure: Look through your front wheel at the brake caliper. HD calipers are noticeably larger, and the pads have a longer surface area. Alternatively, you can enter your VIN on a Mopar parts website, and it will filter for your specific "Sales Code."
68456066AB: Correct for models with Heavy Duty (HD) Brakes. This is the standard fitment for many North American Rubicons and Gladiators, especially those with certain tow packages or high-trim configurations.
68409860AC: Correct for models with Standard Brakes. This is typically found on Sport, Sahara, or export mode
Most JLU Rubicons in the US market come factory-equipped with the HD Brake package (larger rotors and dual-piston calipers), making 68456066AB the more likely candidate. However, if your Jeep was a custom build or an export (RHD), it might have the standard set.
The best way to be 100% sure: Look through your front wheel at the brake caliper. HD calipers are noticeably larger, and the pads have a longer surface area. Alternatively, you can enter your VIN on a Mopar parts website, and it will filter for your specific "Sales Code."
Peyton M.
How do these differ from the Magneti Merelli pads sold by Mopar? Are both OE?
These are OE. Whereas Jeep started using MM in 2016 as a dealer supplied service option. MM uses different compounds to perform better than OE pads. If you are towing trailers, hauling heavy loads, have heavy bumpers and winches, etc. then you may benefit from the MM series of pads. Takes longer to heat up, causing brake fade.
