Wagner Brake Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:ZD1647
Wagner Brake ZD1552 front brake pad for the 2011-2016 Nissan Quest is a ceramic set with an OE fit and form design for consistent, even braking. This Wagner Brake disc brake pad set has slotted, chamfered pads.
A squeal or grinding when you brake, pulling to one side, or vibration through the pedal can mean the pads are worn. Before you replace them, rule out a sticking caliper or worn rotors, which can cause similar symptoms; a shop can inspect both.
It is a direct-fit replacement for the front of the 2011-2016 Nissan Quest, and the vehicle takes one set.
Fit and size
Build and materials
A pad wear sensor, pad shims and abutment clips come with the set.
Interchange / FMSI:
FMSI: 8762-D1552 · D1552
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Is the Wagner Brake ZD1552 a Nissan Quest brake pad for 2011-2016 models?
Yes. Wagner Brake ZD1552 is a front brake pad set for the 2011-2016 Nissan Quest, and the vehicle takes one set.
Do these Wagner pads come with a wear sensor and clips?
Yes. The set includes a mechanical pad wear sensor, pad shims and abutment clips.
Are these QuickStop pads ceramic and copper-free?
Yes. Wagner Brake ZD1552 uses a ceramic friction material and the Wagner OE25™ zero-copper friction formulation.
What noises can mean these front brake pads are worn?
A squeal or grinding while braking can mean the pads are worn, and this set includes a mechanical pad wear sensor. Have the brakes inspected promptly if you hear either.
What does the 100% post-cure process do on these Wagner QS pads?
The 100% post-cure process is used to give even friction performance throughout the life of the pad. The pads are also engineered to reduce noise-causing vibration.
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