Brake pad # for 2015 DRV

Call Kodiak or got to trailer parts superstore. Kodiak pads are excellent IMO. They now use full ceramic pads.

woodman1 wrote:
Gary&gayle. Couldn't find part # AE7136M but found # UP7136M. Are these the ones too thick or will these fit? Thanks.

That's the number that is on the box, have the NAPA store cross reference the Wearever number that's what I did, the NAPA Ultra Premium line are too thick too fit
The AE7136M is made in the USA by United for NAPA; don't know where you find severe duty pads when they are for a 1/2 Chevy Truck; that's what I have been told.

A quick search on the NAPA UP-7136-M cross reference to Raybestos shows PGD215M. I have been wanting to get new pads for our trailer and swap them out the first chance I get for better pads. Guess I need to make sure the Raybestos PGD215M will fit before picking some up.

AE7136M is a Rayloc number. They are not a severe duty pad.

The NANA pad # is UP-7136-M

I was NOT happy since these pads were made in mexico. The last ones I bought for my 07.5 mS were US Made.

I would use this number and look up RayBestos or another quality mfg. that still makes them in USA.

Gary&gayle. Couldn't find part # AE7136M but found # UP7136M. Are these the ones too thick or will these fit? Thanks.

Put these on my 2013 Suites with 8K axels NAPA AE7136M; they are the NAPA premium line there top of the line will not fit they are too thick.
The original are Wearever Silver MKD 215 Semi - Metallic

Get the upgraded pads for the front discs of a 1989 Buick Century.

Rusty

DO NOT use KODIAK pads. Unless you are ok with so so quality. Kevin at Kodiak told me people won't pay for quality and suggested NAPA or another brands BEST quality SemiMetallic pads.

Application is Buick Century HD front pads late 80's application.