Subaru Brake Pedal Pad Automatic Legacy Impreza Forester Outback Ascent Impreza Crosstrek Tribeca WRX 36015GA121 Genuine OEM

Bought a lil commuter car. Didn’t have a rubber pad on the pedal. Weird feeling and I didn’t enjoy it, so if you find yourself in my shoes . I’d buy this immediately! It fits nice! Great price and really helps my self esteem knowing I can now open my door when the public is around and they can see I have a rubber pad on my pedal instead of bare metal. Lol, it works, it’s cheap and an easy fix!

This was easy to install and much more reasonably priced than others.

This pad is a Subaru OEM part designed for the brake pedal in Subaru automobiles with an AUTOMATIC transmission, and it works perfectly for that pedal. Note - this pad will NOT work on Subaru's equipped with manual transmissions. The descriptions, both for this pad and for the alternate pad, are quite unclear, but this is the correct part for automatics.The reverse of the pads (both the original and this replacement) are imprinted with: SUBARU MADE IN THAILAND >NR + SBR< 1The bag label is: SUBARU GENUINE PARTS PAD (AT) PEDAL 36015GA121QTY 1 161006The part is shipped by: Discount Infiniti & Subaru Parts 3090 Satellite BLVD Duluth, GA 30096 www.discountinfinityparts.com (The Subaru catalog is on the drop down menu)I bought this for my 2009 Impreza with an automatic transmission, and it fit perfectly. I also checked this against the brake pedal pad in my 2017 Forester (also automatic), and it would also fit on that brake pedal. So, if you need a brake pedal pad for a Subaru with an automatic transmission (at least if manufactured in the last 10 years, and probably for way longer!), this is the part for you.

I recommend original fit and EZ to installing

Brake pedal pad was OEM with packaging and "Thailand" stamped on the back of the pad. It matched the original and fit perfectly. Shipping was delayed, but the item eventually arrived.

It stops the car without my foot slipping off.

Good quality part at a good price

The photo posted by a seller clearly states the item made by Fuji Heavy Industries in Japan. Nowhere in the listing there is a warning that real product may be different from the one on the picture. I've got an item that made by Subaru Corporation in Thailand, according to both sticker and printing on the inside of pad itself. Sometimes, there is a huge difference in quality between Japan- and third-country made Subaru parts. Oil filters and air filters are perfect example of this quality gap. The product looks OK itself, but would it last for 13 years like the original brake pedal pad? I had this experience with my Toyota van few years ago - third party brake pedal pad looked fine and fitted well, but lasted for only about 6 month. Then rubber stretched a bit and pad got loose, not a fun at all. Maybe this Thai-made pad not that bad, maybe it is as good as Japanese-made, but you never know before you use it for a while. And anyway, an inaccurate product description is dishonest to the buyer, it is bad business practice