Wagner Brake Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:ZD2177
Wagner Brake SX2281 rear brake pad for the 2020-2025 Ford Transit-350 HD is a SevereDuty pad designed for hard, frequent braking. This Wagner Brake disc brake pad set is a direct-fit replacement for that vehicle.
A squeal or grinding when braking, longer stopping distances or vibration under braking can mean the rear pads are worn. Those signs alone don't prove the pads are at fault, since a sticking caliper can produce similar symptoms. Rear pads are normally replaced on both sides of the axle together, and this listing is one set.
The 2020-2025 Ford Transit-350 HD takes one set, on the rear axle.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Interchange / FMSI:
FMSI: 9519-D2281 · D2281
Interchange: 1214-2281-00 · 1214-2281-01 · 1551-2281-00 · 1551-2281-01 · 4000-2281-00 · 4000-2281-01 · MKD2281 · SM2281 · FLD2281 · GMKD2281 · PMD2281H · DG2281 · LK4Z2200F
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Does the Wagner Brake SX2281 fit the 2020-2025 Ford Transit-350 HD?
Yes. Wagner Brake SX2281 is listed for the 2020-2025 Ford Transit-350 HD. It is a rear pad, so it goes on the rear axle and not the front.
Are these Wagner SevereDuty pads semi-metallic or ceramic?
They are semi-metallic. The friction material is carbon-based and was engineered in-house for long-lasting braking performance.
Do the Wagner SX2281 pads contain copper?
No. Wagner Brake SX2281 uses the Wagner OE25 zero-copper friction formulation.
Can I keep driving if my rear brake pads are worn out?
No. Worn rear pads should be inspected and replaced promptly rather than driven on, and a shop can confirm what is causing the symptoms.
Do these SevereDuty rear pads have shims, slots and chamfers?
Yes. They have OE-style shims, slots and chamfers, and they went through OE-style on-vehicle testing for extreme heat, frequent stopping and heavy loads.
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