Ceramic Front Brake Pads for Chevrolet Cruze (2010–2015) | 13301207

With dimensions of 148 mm in width, 61 mm in height, and 18.1 mm in thickness, these pads are crafted for a precise fit. They work seamlessly with a variety of GM and Daewoo vehicles, making them a solid choice for daily commuting or city driving. Available at KGCAR.PH.

Specifications

• Vehicle Fitment:
  – Chevrolet Cruze (2010–2015)
• OEM Part Number: 13301207
• Brake Pad Type: Ceramic
• Position: Front Axle
• Width: 148 mm
• Height: 61 mm
• Thickness: 18.1 mm

Cross Reference Part Numbers

AKEBONO:
– AN-4645WK

BENDIX:
– DB1989 / DB2268

CHEVROLET / GM / BUICK / DAEWOO:
– 13301207 / 13301234 / 13301235 / 13412809 / 13412810 / 22799077 / 42793254

FMSI:
– D1467-8667 / D1470-8667

Compatibility and Application

These brake pads fit several compact and mid-size vehicles under the GM group.
Compatible with:
– Chevrolet Cruze (sedan, hatchback, and wagon)
– Chevrolet Aveo, Sonic, and Optra
– Holden Barina and Cruze
– Daewoo Lacetti
– Opel Astra J and Ampera

This wide compatibility makes them a versatile upgrade option for vehicles sharing similar front braking setups.

Material and Performance

Crafted using a ceramic compound, these pads deliver consistent braking force, quiet operation, and improved resistance to heat and wear. They also minimize brake dust, helping to keep your wheels looking cleaner for longer drives.

Installation and Maintenance

These brake pads are designed for straightforward installation without modification. For best results, check that your rotors are within spec and clean the caliper assembly. Applying a suitable brake lubricant on contact points will help reduce noise and ensure smooth movement.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Will these brake pads fit a Chevrolet Sonic?
   Yes, as long as your Chevrolet Sonic uses the same brake configuration and part numbers as listed, these pads will fit correctly.
2. Are these ceramic pads better for highway driving?
   Absolutely. Ceramic pads handle heat efficiently and provide reliable performance during long-distance driving. They also produce less noise and dust, which is ideal for frequent travel or higher-speed usage.
3. Is it okay to reuse old hardware during installation?
   It depends on the condition. If your clips or shims show signs of rust, warping, or wear, replacing them is recommended to avoid uneven pad wear or noise.