BENDIX PBD1611A front brake pad for the 2017 Ford Taurus and other vehicles presses against the rotor to slow the vehicle. This police-duty pad is built for severe-duty applications.
- Fleet MetLok line with extensive coverage for work-duty trucks, fleet and pursuit vehicles
- Friction formulas designed specifically to withstand extreme braking conditions
- Anti-noise shims
- Burnishing strips for easier brake-in
- Vehicle-tested for performance that meets or exceeds industry standards
Quick facts
- Part: BENDIX PBD1611A brake pad
- Also called: disc brake pad set
- Fits: 2017 Ford Taurus and other vehicles
- Position: Front
Squealing, grinding or longer stopping distances can mean these pads are worn, though a sticking caliper or a damaged rotor can be behind them too, so find the cause before replacing.
Fits
The vehicles it fits include the 2013-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan and the 2014-2019 Lincoln MKT, alongside the 2017 Ford Taurus. If your car is not named, find its year and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Specifications
- Position: Front
- Type: Fleet MetLok police pad
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Country of origin: India
In the box
One front brake pad set with hardware, brake lubricant and a hangtag. This listing holds one set, and the vehicle takes one.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these 2017 Ford Taurus brake pads for the front or the rear?
They are front pads. BENDIX PBD1611A fits the front of the 2017 Ford Taurus, and the "Vehicles it fits" section covers the other vehicles.
Does the BENDIX Fleet MetLok disc brake pad set come with hardware and lubricant?
Yes. The BENDIX PBD1611A set includes hardware, brake lubricant and a hangtag.
Are these Fleet MetLok pads made for police and fleet use?
Yes. This front brake pad is built for severe-duty applications on work-duty trucks, fleet and pursuit vehicles, with friction formulas designed to withstand extreme braking conditions.
Do PBD1611A pads have anything to help with brake-in?
Yes. They have burnishing strips for easier brake-in.
Can I keep driving on worn front pads?
No. Worn brake pads should be inspected or replaced promptly, because brakes are a safety system. A shop can check the pads, calipers and rotors.
