Buick Brake Pads

Reviewed By Charlie L (NASHVILLE, TN) Reviewed for a 2008 Buick Lucerne —2/5/2015 8:59 AM

So far so good. Easy to install although the clips were loose and wouldn't stay in place very well. In hind sight I guess I could have bent them a little to fix that issue but I just kinda held them in while I pushed each side in place. After install they stop smooth with no noise. Time will tell but I expect them to do well. I have a Tahoe that will need brakes soon and I will be buying these for it as well.

Reviewed By Jeffery M (Boston, MA) Reviewed for a 1995 Buick Roadmaster —5/15/2013 3:56 AM

Used ceramic AC Delco pads in the past and found them to be noisy (lightweight grinding noise) when applying the brakes. They lasted 1-1/2 years. That does not seem to be long enough. I just switched to the Hawk pads and guess what - no more grinding noise. Do not think I installed the previous AC Delco's incorrectly. It's hard to foul up pad installation. Would recommend Hawk. Car stops well. Only disadvantage to the Hawk is no wear gauge feelers. The AC Delco feelers saved my rotors.

Reviewed By Lilian c (Mckinney, TX) Reviewed for a 1998 Buick Park Avenue —10/27/2011 11:14 AM

The Ebc brakes were easy to install and I immediately noticed the difference in my cars breaking system, for best results the Ebc rotors are best to have along with the Ebc pads.