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Duralast Elite Ceramic Premium Brake Pads DE1640
Part #
DE1640
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Duralast Elite
Location:
Front
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Features:
- Next Generation Ceramic Formulation
- Maximum Noise and Brake Dust Reduction
- Transfer Layer for up to 3x Longer Service Life
| Warranty | |
|---|---|
| Part # | DE1640 |
| SKU # | 645205 |
| Chamfered Edges | Yes |
| Pad Wear Sensor Type | Mechanical |
| Grade Type | Premium |
| Inner Pad Overall Thickness | 18mm |
| Mounting Hardware Included | Yes |
| Pad Quantity | 4 |
| Backing Plate Color | Black |
| FMSI Number | 8966-D1640 |
| Pad Shim Material | Multi-Layer |
| Brake Lubricant Included | Yes |
| Pad Shim Color | Black |
| Adhesive Backed Pad Shim | Yes |
| Abutment Clips Included | Yes |
| Friction Surface Scorched | No |
| Friction Material Attachment | Bonded |
| Pad Type | Ceramic |
| Pad Shims Included | Yes |
| Slotted | Yes |
| Pad Wear Sensor Included | Yes |
| Wear Indicator Attached | Yes |
Get low dust and quiet stops for up to 3 times longer* with Duralast Elite Brake Pads. Available only at AutoZone, Duralast Elite pads feature a next-generation, copper-free ceramic formulation that improves durability and stopping power. Exclusive transfer layer technology, indicated by the signature hex pattern, transfers to the brake rotor during braking to protect both brake pads and the rotor from excessive wear. Replace with new rotors and brake hardware for maximum stopping power, longer life, and less noise.
- Next-generation, copper-free ceramic lasts up to 3 times longer
- Patented transfer layer protects brake pads and rotors from excessive wear
- Safest, quietest ceramic Duralast brake pad with extremely low dust
 |  |  |  | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Low noise | Meets OE (Original equipment) | Improved over OE | Premium | Specialty |
Low brake dust | Standard | Enhanced | Maximum | Not applicable |
Friction formulation | Meets OES (Original equipment supplier) | Meets OEM (Original equipment manufacturer) | Patented next-generation ceramic | Truck & towing specific |
Service life | Meets OES | Meets OEM | Up to 3x OES* | Specialized |
Slots & chamfers | OES | OEM | OEM | Specialized |
Shims | 2+ layers | 3+ layers | 3+ layers | 3+ layers |
Hardware included*** | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Noise-free guarantee** | No | Yes | Yes | No |
Warranty | Limited-lifetime | Limited-lifetime | Limited-lifetime | 90 days |
Price range | $$ | $$ | $$$ | $$$ |
* Source: LINK Testing Labs via USCT Testing. ** Covers all parts & labor for 90 days when installed with two Duralast or Duralast Gold Rotors. *** Where required by OE.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
Car brakes work by leveraging three main principles of physics: leverage, hydraulics, and friction.
When changing your brake pads, be sure to inspect and replace your rotors and hardware if necessary to ensure optimal braking performance.
If your brakes squeal until you press the pedal down, it may be your wear indicator telling you to change your pads.
STOPPING POWER FOR UP TO 3 TIMES LONGER
PATENTED, TRANSFER-LAYER TECHNOLOGY
The transfer layer protects better and longer than abrasive metal strips commonly featured in other high-end brake pads.
PROTECTIVE HEX PATTERN
Hex pattern distributes the transfer layer, protecting brake pads and rotors from excessive wear, extending the life of both.
SMOOTH, SAFE, QUIET STOPS
Next generation ceramic friction material is copper-free, eco-friendly and built to last.
COMPLETE THE BRAKE JOB
Replace brake pads and rotors together for longer life and more stopping power.
Longer Life
Older rotors can seriously damage new pads, causing premature noise, vibration and wear.
Stopping Power
Replacing brake pads and rotors at the same time is critical for peak braking performance and safety.
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Good pads/ Wrong Hardware
Seth7 days agoGood pads, but they do not come with the correct hardware. Pads were loose and rattled when driving.Purchased for: 2019 Jeep CherokeeHelpful?
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Jeep Cherokee2 months agoVerified PurchaseFor my jeep CherokeeHelpful?
I like them
Matt5 months agoVerified PurchaseWorks greatHelpful?
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Chadfaus1 year agoVerified PurchaseLeaves barely any brake dust on wheelsHelpful?
Look good and work great
Alan1 year agoVerified PurchaseRecommended
Sweepstakes EntryNice padsPurchased for: 2014 Dodge DartHelpful?
Bad fit
Joseph1 year agoVerified PurchaseSweepstakes EntryDidn't fit my vehicle online did not ask proper questionsHelpful?
Smaller than original pads 2020 Jeep Cherokee Ltd
Mike2 years agoVerified PurchaseSweepstakes EntryI have a 2020 Jeep Cherokee Limited, 6 cyl awd. By vin online and going into the store by model both came up with DE1640 for the front and DE1734 for the rear. I actually didn't try the rear pads, because trying the front, they were too small. There was one review for the DE1734 for the rear, and he had a 2019 Jeep Cherokee, and he said they didn't fit, which I mentioned to the sales person. of course he said he would go more by the computer, and of course they are smaller than the pads that came with the car. Wish I would have listened to the review.Helpful?
Good Stopping Power
M. Hay3 years agoVerified PurchaseRecommendedSweepstakes EntryCar stops Noise free and came with all the hardware i needed to install. Now time will tell how these hold up.Purchased for: 2015 Jeep Cherokee Sport 2.4L I4 2wdHelpful?
Easy to install
handyman Sam5 years agoVerified PurchaseRecommendedSweepstakes EntryThe parts installed easyPurchased for: 2011 Ford F150Helpful?
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