Max Advanced Brakes

[SAMPLE] SelectMAX Caliper

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Features:

  • Non-recycled material
  • Enhanced Smoother Operation
  • Corrosion Resistant
  • Facilité d'installation
  • No Core Charge
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EFFORTLESS EFFICIENCY WITH UNMATCHED COMFORT

Extended Life Span

Rust-Resistant Durability

100% New Material

SELECTMAX CALIPER

Built for everyday driving and long-lasting protection. Whether you're commuting to work, dropping the kids off at school, heading to the gym, or tackling weekend errands, SelectMAX calipers deliver reliable performance and confidence for every journey.

Premium EPDM rubber dust

Improved resistance to thermal deterioration, while high-quality silicone lubrication ensures smoother operation and helps prevent premature jamming.

Geomet coating

Significant protection against rust and corrosion, prolonging the service life and reducing maintenance costs.

No core charge

Manufactured from 100% new material, ensuring no prior wear or damage. Supplied without a refundable core deposit or old-caliper return requirement.

EPDM Rubber Dust Boots

MAX brake calipers are engineered with sealed protection featuring EPDM to ensure smooth braking at every stop with confidence.

What it is

EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) is the rubber compound used for caliper piston dust boots and slide pin boots.

How it works

As the piston extends with pad wear or the pin slides during braking, the boot flexes without losing its seal, keeping the piston bore and pin bores isolated from road grime, water, and salt.

Benefits

EPDM resists heat, ozone, and UV breakdown far better than standard rubber, and stays chemically stable against brake fluid and caliper grease.

Foire aux questions sur le produit

When should I replace my brake calipers?

Typically, calipers last a very long time. Sometimes, the piston will leak or get stuck and will not release from your brake rotors causing a constant noise. If so, your brake calipers may need to be replaced. Always consult a licensed mechanic.
Can I replace just one brake caliper?

While you can replace just one brake caliper, it is a good practice to replace both for optimal braking performance, even wear, and safety, as the other caliper on the same axle is often in a similar condition and may need replacement soon.
How do I maintain my brake calipers?

Regularly inspect for leaks, corrosion, and damage. Clean and lubricate moving parts during pad changes to ensure smooth operation and extend the caliper’s lifespan.
What are the benefits of brand-new calipers?

New brake calipers enhance vehicle performance by providing a tighter grip on brake pads, improving stopping power for SUVs, cars, and trucks.