2000 Escb Silverado Brakes

[rjirvine]

I have a 2000 ECSB Silverado 4x4. It has 107k miles on it and I bought it with 91k miles and the pads looked relatively new then. When I was rotating my tires, i noticed on the drivers side of the inner disk, only the center 3rd of the disk is shiny. Im guessing I have a warped/cracked brake pad. I want to get new pads/disks. I've read here on the forum theat the Dealer pads are the best, but am wondering what disks would be the best as well. With the dealer pads, i've read you get all the hardware etc too. That would be fine with me. I will be bleeding the brakes before I change everything, just looking for advice.

[Norseman]

I have a 2000 ECSB Silverado 4x4. It has 107k miles on it and I bought it with 91k miles and the pads looked relatively new then. When I was rotating my tires, i noticed on the drivers side of the inner disk, only the center 3rd of the disk is shiny. Im guessing I have a warped/cracked brake pad. I want to get new pads/disks. I've read here on the forum theat the Dealer pads are the best, but am wondering what disks would be the best as well. With the dealer pads, i've read you get all the hardware etc too. That would be fine with me. I will be bleeding the brakes before I change everything, just looking for advice.

 

If you have a CarQuest in your area get'em there. I don't work for them so I don't get anything out of telling you this, I use to be a Wagner Thermo-quiet guy but I gave the CarQuest ceramic blue pads a try and I'd have to say that these pads are some of the best I've ever used. There is a fella on the site that works for CQ that would be able to give you all the technical’s better than I. Maybe he will chime in on this for you. My opinion is do yourself a favor and use the CQ's brakes you won't regret it.