Power Stop B701 Autospecialty Parking Brake Shoe

Fits the emergency brakes on the rear of a 2006 Jeep Liberty Renegade. I don’t use the e brake to often, but these look to be of good quality.

Now that I've found a mobile brake repair guy, buying the parts on Amazon is the only way to go. Both the parts and the repair guy come right to my home. Although, if you need your rotors or brake drums turned you would have to discuss the logistics with the mobile brake repair guy since he wouldn't have the equipment on board his van to turn drums or rotors. I need to buy new rotors so it was an easy repair for the mobile brake repair guy. Same thing happened when I need a couple of new front calipers. I just bought on Amazon along with the rotors and brake pads so all the repair guy had to do was remove all the old worn out parts and replace with the new ones I had waiting for him. By doing it this way (don't have the tools or strength to do myself) vs. taking to an actual brake repair shop I saved about $100 bucks. Over the last 3-years I've had the mobile brake repair service to my home twice. I also enjoyed the conversation with the repair guy as long as it wasn't slowing him down.

They seem to work real well,and the price was real good,would expect to have no problem with them,getting right fit,always good

I have a 2004 Jeep TJ Rubicon with disc rear brakes. For the longest of time, the old parking brake shoes were giving up and my Jeep would slowly start to crawl away on a hill when in neutral. I replaced both the disc brakes, pads, parking brake shoes, and the parking brake hardware. I'm finally able to park on a steep driveway or hill without the need to choke my wheels!I would recommend buying new parking brake hardware (springs and clips) as well when you already there.

Great price !

OEM quality worked and no more rear seal leak

I guess they’re good for whatever they fit? Amazon’s guide isn’t even close other than they’re brake shoes.

The shoes looked good and appeared to be the same as the original, but they are not. Like other products I have bought that were originally made is the USA but are now made in China, the measurements are off. I installed the shoes and found the drum to be so loose on them they would not engage until I adjusted them much further than the shoes I took off. I took the other new shoes from the box and set them in the drum to check for fit. They rock from side to side. That mean I have just a tiny bit of surface area for shoe contact. I left them installed, but I will probably need to replace them, since I doubt they will hold on a steep driveway.