POWERSTOPBrake Kit For 2008-2017 Buick Enclave, 2009-2017 Chevy Travers, 2007-2016 GMC Acadia - Autospecialty Front and Rear Replacement Brake Rotors & Ceramic Brake Pads, KOE4466

This is a 4-star because one of the rotors was mislabeled. The box had the correct part number on the outside, but the rotor inside did not match the part number on the box. I assume this was a mix up at the factory, but it still caused me extra work. I had already installed one side and noticed the second rotor was not correct after I had already completely disassembled the brakes and caliper on the other side. Since the car was sticking out my garage door, I had to reassemble it all before I could get the car out while waiting for a replacement rotor.The quality of the rotors and shoes look good. The only other issue was that the new hardware provided did not work. The tabs that are designed to hold the shoes in place and not rattle were too thick. After 30 minutes of trying to get the shoes to fit in the assembly I gave up and just used the old hardware.This is a 5-star review because when I called the company, Linda was very helpful. I called after 3pm on a Tuesday. They shipped the new rotor and I had it by Thursday morning. So, a 5 for customer service.

I ordered these for my son's 2015 Chevy Traverse, his brakes are getting a bit thin. These coated brakes will look good on his vehicle, and serve him well. About a year or so ago, I put Power Stop brakes on my 08 Ford Taurus, and I've been completely satisfied with the purchase. Everything you need except the tools and the brake pin grease.They grab nicely, and don't seem to create a lot of dust doing it. I would order again when they're needed, and recommend them.

The items were there but the over box needed updated. The items were mostly there. The lube was crushed & I w as glad I had ordered extra. The envelopes with lube were crushed &the lube was in the bottom of the box unusable. The boots were missing so I used old ones.

In a money crunch and brakes grinding badly. Last brake job cost me $1000. The solution: this package plus YouTube videos (plus another $50 on parts and tools needed for the job at auto zone). Took my time over a weekend and got them installed. As someone else mentioned one of my biggest challenges was the stupid rotor key being stripped, both of the back ones, front ones came off easily, I just drilled into them and did not replace. You don’t need them anyways, the lugnuts hold the tire on.To my disappointment they broke very softly on first try, watched videos and took all tires back off and everything looked correct. Then I realized my 2014 traverse when it said “service brake system” it automatically opened the hood. This was a sign to me the installation was fine but something was wrong in the brake fluid line. Back to YouTube and found a bunch of air in the brake lines. Once that was removed (and flushed old fluid out since I was working on that anyways) brakes work flawlessly.Neighbor mechanic looked over my work and approved so that was some assurance. If you’re going to tackle this project take your time, use brake cleaner where needed, lubricant where needed, and have someone trained at least talk you through the process even though you might watch 10 YouTube videos: those make things look much easier than they are! Shout out to “Chris Fix” on YouTube as his videos helped a lot but make sure you also try to find videos on your specific vehicle, my traverse had a few different steps than his generic brake job video.

really liking power stop. It was a great price and a great performance. Now I wish I could find a great deal for them for my other car.

Great for my 2016 Buick Enclave and less $ then buying from your local Automotive Parts Store .. had Powerstop Brakes on my last three previous vehicles and never fails .. absolutely no brake dust or noise ..

I bought a set of front and rear rotors and pads from Power stop for the first time. I had many cars and changed a lot brakes. It's my first time to have a warped disk rotors.

Went on with no problems on my 2017 Chevrolet Traverse. Working as should.