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Ford Expedition True expeditions require additional transportation conveyances: horses, boats, cars, for example. With a towing capacity around 9,000 pounds, the Ford Expedition can tow any of these. Ford adds a new top end King Ranch model for 2008, as well as an available rear backup camera and power-retractable running boards. The Expedition is meant for utility, not posing.

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Old 05-05-2008, 08:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default What brake pads are best for '97, 5.4 Expedition

I'm in the market for new brakes, front and rear. On the fence on whether to cahnge them myself or not. What's a good price to look for if I take to a shop?

I did change them once before but had a knowlegeable person by my side. A bit reserved doing it this time on my own.

However, before starting I'd like to know what brand/type are recommended by the masses (not looking for pricey, top of the line - this is a second vehicle therefore mid-price is fine)? Any help?

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Brake pads are one of those items you get what you payfor.I recomend factory pads for around 50 dollars.We do brake jobs for 129.95 which include resurfacing the rotors.
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Thanks for the reply! Any particular brand in mind? I had a shop, that I do trust, give a quote of $280 for both front/rear brakes using ceramic pads. I've had good work done by them in the past and very fair price and great to work with. Is $280 par for the cermaic pads both front and rear?
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Hawk pads ROCK!!!
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