- Sold in pairs
Upgrade your powersports vehicle with the EPI Part Number WE440455 rear brake pads, designed for reliable performance and easy replacement. These high-quality pads are an essential component for maintaining effective braking performance on your ATV or utility vehicle. Sold in pairs, they offer a convenient solution for replacing worn or damaged OEM pads, ensuring your vehicle operates safely and smoothly. Crafted to meet the demands of demanding off-road conditions, these brake pads are compatible with a range of models including 2004 through 2007 John Deere Buck and Trail Buck series, as well as the 2007 Can-Am DS 650 X.
Constructed with durable materials, the EPI brake pads provide excellent resistance to heat and wear, helping to extend the life of your braking system. The design ensures a perfect fit for the specified models, allowing for straightforward installation without modifications. Whether you're tackling rugged trails or hauling loads, these pads deliver consistent and reliable braking power in various off-road scenarios. Their robust construction minimizes brake fade and enhances overall safety during your adventures.
Designed with the powersports enthusiast in mind, these brake pads adhere to strict quality standards and are not subject to carb or EPA restrictions, making them an environmentally conscious choice. The compact packaging makes handling and storage simple, and their compatibility with multiple vehicle models ensures versatility for your maintenance needs. Trust EPI's reputation for quality and performance to keep your vehicle operating at its best, whether for leisure riding or heavy-duty work applications.
Features:
- Sold in pairs for convenient replacement
- Compatible with 2004-2007 John Deere Buck and Trail Buck models, as well as 2007 Can-Am DS 650 X
- Durable construction designed to withstand heat and wear
- Easy to install with a perfect fit for specified models
- Reliable braking performance for off-road conditions
- Environmentally conscious with no carb or EPA restrictions
