Power Stop 08-19 Chevrolet Tahoe Front Z36 Truck & Tow Brake Kit
PowerStop Z36 Truck & Tow Brake Kit — K5519-36
Hauling heavy or towing loads? PowerStop's Z36 brake kit is built for the job. With carbon-fiber ceramic pads and performance-grade drilled & slotted rotors, this kit stops hard and cools fast under pressure.
Includes
- Drilled & slotted rotors
- Z36 carbon-fiber ceramic brake pads
- All installation hardware
Made to tow. Built to stop.
Built Right. Backed Right.
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Quality Brake Upgrade Kits For Your Truck
PowerStop brake upgrade kits include everything in one box – pads, rotors, hardware and more. PowerStop offers brake pads using a carbon-fiber ceramic formula for a low-dust, noise-free ride. Most PowerStop brake kits are a direct, bolt-on replacement for original equipment, providing the easy and affordable upgrade for your vehicle.
PowerStop FAQ's
Do I Need To Change My Calipers When Upgrading To Powerstop Pads/Rotors?
No. When upgrading your vehicle’s brake system with PowerStop pads and rotors, you do not need to change your brake calipers, as long as your original caliper is in good working condition. This is because PowerStop designs their brake pads and rotors to be bolt-on upgrades that fit directly into the existing factory caliper and mounting hardware.
Does Powerstop Offer A Warranty?
Yes! PowerStop offers a tiered warranty system depending on the product. Performance and Replacement Brake Kits come with a 60-day satisfaction guarantee and a 3-year/36,000-mile or 2-year/24,000-mile warranty against defects and poor workmanship, respectively. Individual brake components like rotors, pads, or calipers are covered for 90 days or 3,000 miles. Track Day kits and pads have a 30-day warranty. These warranties exclude coverage for normal wear, misuse, and improper installation. The warranties do not cover labor costs.
Do I Need To Make Any Modifications To My Vehicle In Order To Install Powerstop Brakes?
No. Upgrading to PowerStop brakes offers a major advantage: they are designed as bolt-on upgrades. This means they easily fit into your existing vehicle’s brake system without any need for modifications. When you choose PowerStop, upgrading your vehicle’s stopping power is easy!