Detroit Axle - Brake Kit for 06-10 Chevrolet Impala, 06-07 Monte Carlo Replacement Disc Brake Rotors Ceramic Brakes Pads 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Front and Rear

I was absolutely surprised and very happy with every aspect of this purchase ,, the price was very low for products I ordered and received .. The rotors and brake pads were absolutely top quality and fit my 2006 Impala perfectly and they were shipped and delivered days before expected.. I would and have recommended this company to others for top quality parts at a very reasonable price ... The only thing cheap about the parts I ordered and received was the cost ,, I'm very pleased

I ordered this kit for my 2009 Impala and the price was great and it arrived in a reasonable time, no issues with fitment except front caliper clips so I used my old ones. One area in the clips just didn't fit. other than that no problems.I've sense ordered other parts from Detroit Axle and I find their parts work very well and often beat the best prices a repair shop can get parts for on my vehicles, one was shocked at the prices when I told them when I took my car in for tires and an alignment. I'll definitely be buying more of their products in the future.

Everything fit and was easy to install and love how they are universal.

The quality at affordable prices keeps me coming back. This is probably my 6th time ordering from this company or more. I've used their products for every vechile in the last decade.

I drive an 07 Impala for delivery and the last two sets of breaks from the local parts store developed hot spots. I had heard good things about Detroit Axle products in the Jeep community so I gave them a shot. These brakes are much better. No hot spots, less brake dust and holding up much better. The only reason I gave 4 stars is they do make some noise sometimes when slowly rolling to a stop (as I do looking for addresses at times). Under most conditions they are quite as can be though.

It was easily installed

Fit like oem for less

Bought front and rear for 07 Impala and had a shop install them in august. Yesterday I heard a thump, had to pump the brakes a few times to get them to respond, and then heard terrible grinding noise from the rear passenger tire. The brake pad had separated from the backing plate and fallen off, so I then had the plate tearing up the rotor. Never heard of such a thing. Took it in and the brake place said that can happen with the cheap pads. So $350 later I had all new rear brakes and rotors. Now I'm paranoid that it'll happen in the front and lead to a really dangerous situation. Probably go ahead and have those changed out soon. I've gotten a couple Detroit axle products in the past and never had an issue, so this could possibly be a fluke. But man, it's a dangerous one.