Wagner Brake Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:ZX2388
Wagner Brake ZD2232 rear brake pad for the 2020-2025 Ford Explorer is a ceramic pad set that replaces the worn friction material at the rear brakes, where the pads clamp the rotor to slow the vehicle.
Grinding or squealing under braking can mean worn pads, though a grooved rotor or a sticking caliper can make noise too. At a brake service, with the engine off and the brakes cool, have the remaining pad material measured and the rotor face looked over before you decide.
The pad set is a direct-fit replacement for the rear axle of the 2020-2025 Ford Explorer.
Fit and size
Build and materials
In the box: one rear brake pad set. The vehicle takes one set.
Interchange / FMSI:
FMSI: 9471-D2232 · D2232
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Are these Ford Explorer rear brake pads for the 2020-2025 model years?
Yes. Wagner Brake ZD2232 is a direct-fit rear brake pad set for the 2020-2025 Ford Explorer.
Is this Wagner Brake disc brake pad set ceramic, and is it copper-free?
Yes. Wagner Brake ZD2232 uses a ceramic friction material and the Wagner OE25 zero-copper formulation.
What is included with the Wagner QuickStop ZD2232 rear pads?
This listing is one rear brake pad set, with stainless-steel hardware and OE-style lubricant included in most applications; rotors and calipers are not part of it.
What are the signs that rear brake pads like these are worn?
Grinding, squealing or a longer stopping distance can mean the pads are worn. Pads that have worn thin should be replaced promptly.
What does the post-cure process do for these brake pads?
The 100% post-cure process is meant to keep friction performance even throughout the life of the pad. The application-specific design also reduces noise-causing vibration.
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