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2013 Kia Optima Brake Pads
If you notice your brake pedal goes spongy when you press it, or it takes more pedal travel for the same braking performance as it did before, your brake pads are probably worn out. Although brake pads tend to last a long time, usually between 30,000 and 60,000 miles, they'll eventually need replacing. Front brake pads wear out significantly faster than the rears since most of the braking, around 70 percent, is done by the front brakes. If you're looking for high-quality replacement 2013 Kia Optima brake pads, AutoZone has you covered.
The main types of brake pads are semi-metallic, organic, and ceramic. Semi-metallic are slightly cheaper while offering better stopping performance, especially in freezing temperatures. Ceramic brake pads offer a quieter operation and produce much less brake dust, while organic offer soft, quiet stops. All of them can be good option, depending on your needs. 2013 Kia Optima brake pad replacement cost will set you back around $40 per axle, though you can spend more or less depending on the brand and type.
If you need brake pads for your 2013 Kia Optima, stop by AutoZone, or shop online to select Free Next Day Delivery and have them sent out to your address.
