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1985 GMC K2500 Disc Brake Pad Set - Front SIM

4.5 on 52 ratings
  • Features:
    • SIM Exclusive low-resin Semi-Metallic formula eliminates brake fade and glazing for optimal braking power
    • High density friction material to ensure a long pad life and excellent stopping power
    • Premium shims for provides increased strength and insulation against noise
    • Improved new technology provides stable friction consistency, ensuring better braking performance
    • Scorched for almost no break-in process required and raised initial cold effectiveness
    • Post-cured, high temperature, thermo-processed pads means no break-in required
    • Manufactured in ISO-Certified Installations and without asbestos
  • They are sold as a set and only quantity 1 is required for both wheels
This Part Fits the Following OEM/Substitute Numbers:
52, 7214A, 728A, D52, PF728AM, PF728AX, QE728AM, SG728AM, SS728AM, UP728AX

Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
1985 GMC K2500 Front
10 In Stock
Best Price:

Holiday Special

$36.17 USD
$43.40 USD
Brand SIM
Part # SIM-52
Condition New
Warehouse E
SIM

K2500 SIM Disc Brake Pad Set SIM-52 1985 GMC
  • With 11-5/32" Rear Drum Brakes
  • SIM offers the utilmate semi-metallic brake pads on the market. The unmatched performance and robustness coupled with longer lasting components make our supension parts the go-to choice for thousands of mechanical shops in North America. Designed, tested and certified by SIM certified engineers.
  • SIM Semi-Metallic

    • Packaging

    length
    8.66 in
    width
    5.91 in
    height
    2.56 in
    weight
    4.16 lb
    Information on technical characteristics, the delivery set, the country of manufacture and the appearance of the goods is for reference only and is based on the latest information available at the time of publication.

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