NRS Brakes - Best I've Ever Used - Canadian and American Product - 2007 - 2013 GM Trucks

[@FordBossMe]

NRS R&D center: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2GzeKN3m8aWhcksi=CjfeggQD5yS_2enb NRS plant tour With Chris Fix: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmK6iZ9-hLOiqNksi=QcykZXIobZcjRrXM Nrs Brakes Website: nrsbrakes.com/

[@Andrew-n1v]

Thanks for the unboxing and in depth review Sir Rich. Those brake pads are Tremendous.

[@mlieser1230]

Thank you for the review Rich. This is the first I've heard of this company. Galvanizing the backing plates is a great idea. It should prevent rust jacking that separates the friction material from the backing plate.

[@jparker1823]

Akebono was my go to. I'll have to check these NRS out.

[@Itsa_Mea]

Same, mainly because availability from my Napa acc. I'll have to see if they can get NRC.

[@2491kridge]

Wouldn’t mind trying a set for my Honda when I’m ready. So far my favorite on my Honda has been Import Direct, awesome quality, no noise, they’re great

[@360fanboy360]

have a drink every time he says backing plates

[@FordBossMe]

Lol

[@davidr8750]

Thanks for sharing. I will check them out

[@highrzr]

I wish I would have known about NRS when I did my brakes. It's so hard to find stuff not made in China.

[@CSTLLNS]

Love North American products. Mexico is up there with quality also in North America 😎

[@Nickthecarguy]

I will give it a try on my 2017 ford fusion for front and rear brakes about 237 dollars

[@twinturbotony93]

Might give these a try on my next brake job. Have you used akebono pads before? I tried them on my mustang, and so far they've been great.

[@FordBossMe]

Great pad but id rather these

[@twinturbotony93]

​@@FordBossMegood to know. My fusion needs brakes soon. I'll see if I can get some for it.

[@MrKLenning]

Very nice product! However, when searching the NRS website, I noticed they only offer semi-metallic pads and no ceramic.

[@FordBossMe]

Correct most don't like ceramic

[@timbur2711]

They do make ceramic, for my 2005 Honda civic the pad offered is ceramic from NRS NC465A

[@geomaz35]

Hawk HP street was my go to pad for years, quality declined for the price, rust and delamination. I'll give NRS a try.

[@thomasdaum1927]

I used Hawk pads on several of my vehicles and they stopped very well however I noticed they would start chewing up the rotters . I found the motorcraft BRSD ( Severe Duty ) pads , not only do they stop great ( as good or better than Hawk ) in my opinion , been doing brakes for 50 years , and the motorcraft pads cleaned up the rotters very well ! I will always use the motorcraft BRSD pads on my F 150s and Super Duties .