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Anyone find a good brake shoe that doesn't squeak because of the dust? Last fall I put on premium CarQuest brand shoes and I'm like taking the tires and drums off every two weeks it seems like to get the brake dust out, PITA! I don't know if I should go to the dealer and get some OE ones or what. Thanks guys.

 

 

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use OEM, you can dust out them every 2 years :cool:

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I have had good luck with Wagner Thermo Quiet Ceramics. No noise and very little brake dust.

 

Do they make brake shoes? I thought ceramic were just pads?, IDK, I guess I never really looked into it. If they do make shoes then that sounds like the way to go or OE.
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I hear ya, 12 hr shifts suck. No problem, I thought maybe there was a new ceramic shoe out there, which would be awesome, no dust, no squeak. Think I'll get some OE shoes from the dealer next week.

 

SILVERADOSC540, did you get your winter wheels and tires on yet?

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I hear ya, 12 hr shifts suck. No problem, I thought maybe there was a new ceramic shoe out there, which would be awesome, no dust, no squeak. Think I'll get some OE shoes from the dealer next week.

 

SILVERADOSC540, did you get your winter wheels and tires on yet?

 

 

Not yet, waiting to see snow in the forecast. I probably should have held out for some dueler A/T takeoffs from a Z71, but got the very tame looking SR-A's instead. $800.00 for new wheels and tires- felt like I better go for it. Hopefully enough to get around, not planning on four wheeling...Gonna wait though, it's hard for this thing to hook up full throttle on my current tires, the SR-A's won't last long if I put them on now. Figure I'll run them for a winter and have fun with them in the spring...

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Second set of premium CarQuest shoes are coming off my truck today. I'm having the GM OEM shoes installed. I had the same issue as you, after 1,000 miles they would dust over and squeak ta hell. The OEM shoes are triple the price, I hope they solve the issue.

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+1 on GM OEM shoes. Many of my miles are towing a 7k lb (loaded) camper, and I estimate over 50% left at ~45k miles. I have cleaned them once so far for squeaking.

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