Power Stop Brakes, Rotors & Pads

Power Stop Brakes

When you’re working on your pride and joy, it can be easy to get carried away with trying to make it faster, but if you’re planning on avoiding a long list of traffic infringements, having a top notch brake system should be high on your list of upgrades, too. Power Stop Brakes offer pads, rotors and calipers for all different types of cars, trucks, vans and SUVs. Because whether you spend your weekends on the track or on the highway, they understand that you want the confidence of knowing you’re going to stop quick as a flash when you put your foot down down – every time.

Dependable brakes are already vital for on-road driving. When you're offroad, however, they become even more critical. Presenting a whole class of unique obstacles and hazards, the trails demand much more from your brakes. Upgrade yours now by shopping AutoAnything's extensive selection of Power Stop brakes. We stock a large inventory of rotors, pads, performance kits and more.

When Should You Upgrade Your Brakes?

Replacing your truck's brake system is crucial before its components reach the ends of their lifespans. But a bit of a slip and skid when you slam on your brakes isn't the only reason you need replacements. You may need improved overall performance, which you can achieve with upgrades like Power Stop's Evolution carbon fiber ceramic brake pads. These models produce less dust and noise than organic pads, plus faster and better stopping power. These are ideal choices for the everyday commuter. Power Stop brake rotors and calipers also come in stock editions, supplying improved longevity and performance for daily driving.

Features To Look for When Upgrading Brake Kits

If you need even more stopping power than the average commuter, a full brake kit is the best way to go. Power Stop kits contain specially selected components for even better performance. Look for kits with components specifically for your applications — towing or street performance, for instance.

Power Stop Z36 Truck and Tow kit is one great example. It includes low-dust ceramic pads reinforced with carbon fiber plus drilled/slotted rotors and stainless steel shims for reduced noise, better heat dispersion and maximum cooling to counteract higher braking temperatures.

Proper Brake Kit Maintenance

Daily commuters must typically replace their brake pads every 15,000 miles and rotors at every 60,000 miles. However, individual driving patterns should dictate your maintenance and replacement schedule. Vehicles that go offroad may need more frequent maintenance, thanks to wear and tear from navigating challenging terrain. The same holds for towing and street racing. Pay attention to brake performance and consider visibly inspecting pads and rotors on a regular basis.

Truck owners who need more from their gear turn to AutoAnything. Besides everyday great savings backed by our One-Year Lower Price Guarantee, we also offer free ground shipping on qualifying items throughout our store.

Power Stop Brakes, Rotors & Pads