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Max Advanced Brakes Front & Rear Brake Kit Compatible With 2003-2006 Ford Expedition Compatible With Lincoln Navigator Replacement Drilled Slotted Black Coated Disc Brake Rotors and Ceramic Brake Pads
Price may vary by location, shipping cost, and availability.
$366.99
Highest: $390.58
Average: $256.84
Lowest: $149.36
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You can check the price history of Max Advanced Brakes Front & Rear Brake Kit Compatible With 2003-2006 Ford Expedition Compatible With Lincoln Navigator Replacement Drilled Slotted Black Coated Disc Brake Rotors and Ceramic Brake Pads here. This product's current Price in USA is $366.99. The average and highest prices are $256.84 and $390.58 respectively.
| Lowest Ever Price | $149.36 |
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| 21st Jun 2017 | |
| Average Price | $256.84 |
| Based on 3576 days price tracking | |
| Highest Price | $390.58 |
| 1st Apr 2021 | |
Current Price in USA
| Price | $366.99 |
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Recent Price Drops on Max Advanced Brakes Front & Rear Brake Kit Compatible With 2003-2006 Ford Expedition Compatible With Lincoln Navigator Replacement Drilled Slotted Black Coated Disc Brake Rotors and Ceramic Brake Pads
Offer Price Drop 25th Jun 2026
$348.64 → $311.94
10.53% drop
Offers: 15% Coupon
Price Drop 11th Sep 2025
$364.51 → $338.99
7% drop
Price Drop 26th Mar 2023
$306.21 → $274.71
10.29% drop
Price Drop 26th May 2022
$263.80 → $245.39
6.98% drop
Price Drop 31st Mar 2022
$276.41 → $256.19
7.32% drop
Price Drop 8th Mar 2022
$317.31 → $276.41
12.89% drop
Price Drop 3rd Apr 2021
$390.58 → $339.63
13.04% drop
Price Drop 3rd Dec 2020
$215.22 → $194.06
9.83% drop
Price Drop 24th Nov 2020
$254.36 → $215.22
15.39% drop
Price Drop 22nd Apr 2020
$206.72 → $192.25
7% drop
Price Drop 8th Feb 2018
$178.72 → $165.49
7.4% drop
Price Drop 5th Feb 2018
$198.58 → $178.72
10% drop
Price Drop 17th Dec 2017
$165.49 → $157.21
5% drop
Price Drop 16th Jun 2017
$185.60 → $156.47
15.7% drop
Price Drop 25th Nov 2016
$196.52 → $163.76
16.67% drop
Product Information
Details
| Product Name | Max Advanced Brakes Front & Rear Brake Kit Compatible With 2003-2006 Ford Expedition Compatible With Lincoln Navigator Replacement Drilled Slotted Black Coated Disc Brake Rotors and Ceramic Brake Pads |
|---|---|
| Store Product Code | B00IIWBA1K |
| Store Name | amazon.com |
| Brand | Max Advanced Brakes |
| Rating | 9 / 10 |
| Category | Brake Kits |
| Product Manufacturer | Max Advanced Brakes |
| Model Number | Front: 934 54099 Rear: 935 54100 |
Features
- Built for the Loads: PerformanceMAX is designed for heavy-duty usage including towing, mountain driving, and emergency stops. With upgraded slotted and drilled rotors and thermal-stable ceramic pads, it delivers exceptional stopping power, fade resistant braking without compromising ride comfort or control.
- Ultimate Stopping Power: Directional slots improve pad bite and eject water, gas, and debris during heavy-load braking. Cross-drilling enhances airflow to heat reduction. Black e-coating defends rotors against salt, moisture, and corrosion buildup, keeping them clean behind open wheels.
- Exceptional Heavy-Duty Control: Engineered for extreme conditions, the carbon-ceramic compound delivers superior braking power with low fade across wide temperature swings, ideal for towing, hauling, or downhill braking without noise, vibration, or compromise.
- Complete Replacement Brake Kit: Includes 2x front + 2 rear e-coated slotted & drilled brake rotors, 8 low-dust ceramic brake pads, installation hardware, anti-seize lubricant, and work gloves for straightforward installation.
- Precise Vehicle Compatibility: This brake pad and rotor kit is compatible with 2003 2004 2005 2006 Ford Expedition, compatible with 2003 2004 2005 2006 Lincoln Navigator
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Rating and Reviews
9 Based on 4083 reviews
Max Advanced Brakes Front Rear Brake has 9 rating out of 10. This average rating is consist of 4083 individual ratings. You can rate this product at product review page.
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