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Ultra-Premium Ceramic Brake Pads Front + Rear(Fits:Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG 2012)
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THIS ITEM INCLUDED 8 PIECES OF PREMIUM CERAMIC BRAKE PADS Ultra-Premium Ceramic Brake Pads Front + Rear(Fits:Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG 2012) |
Shipping we use Canada Post or USPS or FedEx to ship the item, We will ship your order out within 48 hours after cleared payment and confirm your vehicle' info. Order placed on weekend will be shipped out on the next Monday. The buyer is responsible for all applicable import duty and local tax. Please verify with your customs before purchase. all the shipping will go with tracking# from the shipping company. |
PAYMENT : Immediate payment required  |
 Warranty: A full refund will be issued for any defective, damaged, misrepresented products within 14 days from invoice date. If your item fails to perform within warranty period, please contact us for replacement. Customers are responsible for return shipping cost. All return products (replacement and refund) must obtain a RMA number. The warranty cannot be renewed once the replacement is issued. It means we do not start a new warranty period for the replacement product. Returns: Please contact us for all returns (replacement or refund) to obtain a RMA number. A returned item without an RMA number will not be accepted. Customers are responsible for the return shipping cost. This policy allows us to provide the most affordable price for the products. We do consider giving our customers pre-paid shipping label for returned item ONLY if customers contact us before returning the product and let us resolve the problem. Refund is only issued when item is returned in original condition. If customers purchase the product by mistake, refund is object to 15% restocking fee. |
about the picture Since the brake pads for different car models have different shape and structure, THE PICTURE IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY,THE ACTUAL ITEM IS THE STANDARD. |
Choosing brake pads for optimal performanceThere are many choices when it comes to types of brake pads and friction materials. Generally, what you want are brake pads that are equivalent to original equipment as these brake pads are what the vehicle抯 manufacturer recommends. However, it抯 no secret that original equipment parts can be quite costly. Fortunately, there are many aftermarket brake parts companies which offer OEM equivalent or premium grade brake pads that may perform just as well, if not better than stock and at a better price point. This article is geared towards helping you identify and choose a brake pad that best suit your driving.
What are your options?
As mentioned earlier, there are many different types of brake pads: there are economy aftermarket brake pads, standard aftermarket brake pads, premium aftermarket brake pads and of course original equipment brake pads. Within these categories, there are materials differences such as metallic, semi-metallic and ceramic All of these brake pads will range in price and performance level. Friction Materials
Most aftermarket brake pad manufacturers are able to produce high quality friction materials and offer them at reasonable prices. Whether the brake pad material is metallic, semi-metallic or ceramic, each manufacturer has their unique friction formulas to meet the performance criteria of their customers. For the sake of marketing, these brake pads are generally labeled as a certain type of material and the actual formula is not disclosed. For instance, if a company offers a brake pad labeled as ceramic, you know that it is composed of ceramic material mixed with copper fibers and maybe other materials. The ratio of ceramic and other substances in the material would be unknown or undisclosed and different companies use different formulas. The reason for this is because friction formulas play an important role, not only with stopping performance, but qualities like producing low amounts of dust and decreasing noise levels. Therefore, it is in the company抯 best interest to keep this information private for competitive reasons. So, which friction material is best for you? Choosing a friction material  For starters, go with a friction material that comes standard for your vehicle platform. Most vehicles have standard equipped, semi-metallic brake pads. This is particularly true for European made vehicles, performance applications and heavy or fleet applications. The reason behind this is because these vehicles need brakes with a lot of stopping power and to perform well at higher temperature ranges. This is not to say that all of these applications need semi-metallic pads. What makes a difference is how a person drives. If a person lives in an area that has infrequent stops or if a driver has a more defensive driving style, a ceramic brake pad may be better. Ceramic brake pads have been rising in popularity because they perform particularly well for street, commuter applications. In fact some vehicle manufacturers are switching to ceramic formulas as OE because of this. Ceramic brake pads typically come standard on Japanese vehicles and are popular for their low dust and noise capability. They are usually the longest wearing compared to metallic or semi-metallic brake pads because although ceramic pads can work well within a wide temperature range, for higher temperatures, ceramic brake pads transfer excessive heat to the brake rotors. In other words, if a ceramic brake pad gets too hot, the heat is transferred to the brake rotor. The brake rotor has to compensate for the extra heat and as a result will wear sooner compared to a rotor paired with a semi-metallic pad. How to Tell Good Brake Pads from Excellent Brake Pads Premium aftermarket/OE brake pads (best)remium aftermarket or OE brake pads usually include more advanced manufacturing processes that allow for the brake pad to be more consistent and better performing part. One example is a positive molding process which is used by OE manufacturers. This positive molding uses extreme pressure to compress the friction material and bond it to the backing plate. This process assures consistent friction material density throughout the pad, resulting in even wear and performance characteristics throughout the life of the brake pad. These brake pads will most definitely include shims and will sometimes include additional hardware for proper installation as well. Furthermore, these brake pads may be scorched or broken in?for you and are ready for immediate, normal use right after installation. Steps to Help you Choose a Friction Material for your Application
First, determine what type of friction material came standard for your vehicle. This information can normally be found by contacting your OE manufacturer or calling a local parts store. After you have found this information, assess how well these brake pads worked for you. Ask yourself questions regarding the characteristics of the brake pads. Were your brake pads noisy? Were your brake pads dusty? How long did the brake pads last? Basically, what type of issues did you have or not have? Once you have answered these questions, you can then take the steps to find a better alternative or stick to what works. If your brake pads worked fine then as the saying goes if it is not broken, do not fix it.?
In the end, how well and how long your brake pad performs also depends on your vehicle and your driving habits. If you drive more aggressively, you may consider getting nothing less than an aftermarket premium brake pad or OE brake pads in a semi-metallic formula. If this does not perform to your standards, there are also ultra premium upgrades for brake pads that are available. One important thing to realize is there is no point in upgrading brake pads if they are not being used at the friction levels they are meant for. For example, if you have a street commuter vehicle and you are looking to upgrade your brake pads to an ultra premium line, instead of being beneficial for you this may actually be worse. Brake pads are designed to work optimally in certain temperature ranges. The more premium the brake pad, the higher heat threshold they have or wider temperature range at which they can perform well. |
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Ultra-Premium Ceramic Brake Pads Front + Rear (Fits: Mercedes-Benz GLK350 10-15)
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THIS ITEM INCLUDED 8 PIECES OF PREMIUM CERAMIC BRAKE PADS Ultra-Premium Ceramic Brake Pads Front + Rear (Fits: Mercedes-Benz GLK350 10-15) |
Shipping we use Canada Post or USPS or FedEx to ship the item, We will ship your order out within 48 hours after cleared payment and confirm your vehicle' info. Order placed on weekend will be shipped out on the next Monday. The buyer is responsible for all applicable import duty and local tax. Please verify with your customs before purchase. all the shipping will go with tracking# from the shipping company. |
PAYMENT : Immediate payment required |
Warranty: A full refund will be issued for any defective, damaged, misrepresented products within 14 days from invoice date. If your item fails to perform within warranty period, please contact us for replacement. Customers are responsible for return shipping cost. All return products (replacement and refund) must obtain a RMA number. The warranty cannot be renewed once the replacement is issued. It means we do not start a new warranty period for the replacement product. Returns: Please contact us for all returns (replacement or refund) to obtain a RMA number. A returned item without an RMA number will not be accepted. Customers are responsible for the return shipping cost. This policy allows us to provide the most affordable price for the products. We do consider giving our customers pre-paid shipping label for returned item ONLY if customers contact us before returning the product and let us resolve the problem. Refund is only issued when item is returned in original condition. If customers purchase the product by mistake, refund is object to 15% restocking fee. |
about the picture Since the brake pads for different car models have different shape and structure, THE PICTURE IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY,THE ACTUAL ITEM IS THE STANDARD. |
Choosing brake pads for optimal performanceThere are many choices when it comes to types of brake pads and friction materials. Generally, what you want are brake pads that are equivalent to original equipment as these brake pads are what the vehicle抯 manufacturer recommends. However, it抯 no secret that original equipment parts can be quite costly. Fortunately, there are many aftermarket brake parts companies which offer OEM equivalent or premium grade brake pads that may perform just as well, if not better than stock and at a better price point. This article is geared towards helping you identify and choose a brake pad that best suit your driving.
What are your options?
As mentioned earlier, there are many different types of brake pads: there are economy aftermarket brake pads, standard aftermarket brake pads, premium aftermarket brake pads and of course original equipment brake pads. Within these categories, there are materials differences such as metallic, semi-metallic and ceramic All of these brake pads will range in price and performance level. Friction Materials
Most aftermarket brake pad manufacturers are able to produce high quality friction materials and offer them at reasonable prices. Whether the brake pad material is metallic, semi-metallic or ceramic, each manufacturer has their unique friction formulas to meet the performance criteria of their customers. For the sake of marketing, these brake pads are generally labeled as a certain type of material and the actual formula is not disclosed. For instance, if a company offers a brake pad labeled as ceramic, you know that it is composed of ceramic material mixed with copper fibers and maybe other materials. The ratio of ceramic and other substances in the material would be unknown or undisclosed and different companies use different formulas. The reason for this is because friction formulas play an important role, not only with stopping performance, but qualities like producing low amounts of dust and decreasing noise levels. Therefore, it is in the company抯 best interest to keep this information private for competitive reasons. So, which friction material is best for you? Choosing a friction material For starters, go with a friction material that comes standard for your vehicle platform. Most vehicles have standard equipped, semi-metallic brake pads. This is particularly true for European made vehicles, performance applications and heavy or fleet applications. The reason behind this is because these vehicles need brakes with a lot of stopping power and to perform well at higher temperature ranges. This is not to say that all of these applications need semi-metallic pads. What makes a difference is how a person drives. If a person lives in an area that has infrequent stops or if a driver has a more defensive driving style, a ceramic brake pad may be better. Ceramic brake pads have been rising in popularity because they perform particularly well for street, commuter applications. In fact some vehicle manufacturers are switching to ceramic formulas as OE because of this. Ceramic brake pads typically come standard on Japanese vehicles and are popular for their low dust and noise capability. They are usually the longest wearing compared to metallic or semi-metallic brake pads because although ceramic pads can work well within a wide temperature range, for higher temperatures, ceramic brake pads transfer excessive heat to the brake rotors. In other words, if a ceramic brake pad gets too hot, the heat is transferred to the brake rotor. The brake rotor has to compensate for the extra heat and as a result will wear sooner compared to a rotor paired with a semi-metallic pad. How to Tell Good Brake Pads from Excellent Brake Pads Premium aftermarket/OE brake pads (best)remium aftermarket or OE brake pads usually include more advanced manufacturing processes that allow for the brake pad to be more consistent and better performing part. One example is a positive molding process which is used by OE manufacturers. This positive molding uses extreme pressure to compress the friction material and bond it to the backing plate. This process assures consistent friction material density throughout the pad, resulting in even wear and performance characteristics throughout the life of the brake pad. These brake pads will most definitely include shims and will sometimes include additional hardware for proper installation as well. Furthermore, these brake pads may be scorched or broken in?for you and are ready for immediate, normal use right after installation. Steps to Help you Choose a Friction Material for your Application
First, determine what type of friction material came standard for your vehicle. This information can normally be found by contacting your OE manufacturer or calling a local parts store. After you have found this information, assess how well these brake pads worked for you. Ask yourself questions regarding the characteristics of the brake pads. Were your brake pads noisy? Were your brake pads dusty? How long did the brake pads last? Basically, what type of issues did you have or not have? Once you have answered these questions, you can then take the steps to find a better alternative or stick to what works. If your brake pads worked fine then as the saying goes if it is not broken, do not fix it.?
In the end, how well and how long your brake pad performs also depends on your vehicle and your driving habits. If you drive more aggressively, you may consider getting nothing less than an aftermarket premium brake pad or OE brake pads in a semi-metallic formula. If this does not perform to your standards, there are also ultra premium upgrades for brake pads that are available. One important thing to realize is there is no point in upgrading brake pads if they are not being used at the friction levels they are meant for. For example, if you have a street commuter vehicle and you are looking to upgrade your brake pads to an ultra premium line, instead of being beneficial for you this may actually be worse. Brake pads are designed to work optimally in certain temperature ranges. The more premium the brake pad, the higher heat threshold they have or wider temperature range at which they can perform well. |
Buying a Mercedes Benz C300
The Mercedes-Benz C-Class was introduced by Daimler AG in 1993 and is a line of compact executive cars that includes fastback/hatchback coupes, station wagons, and sedans. The Mercedes-Benz C300 was unveiled in 2007 and was first marketed during 2008.
Mercedes Benz C300 Specifications
Below is information regarding the trim options, performance, and mpg estimates for the Mercedes Benz C300.
Trims
The Mercedes C300 debuted in 2008 as four variable trims: the Sport C300 four-door rear-wheel drive sedan with front sport-type seats, the Luxury four-door rear-wheel drive sedan that came with front bucket seats, the Sport C300 four-door all-wheel drive sedan with sport-type front seats, and the Luxury four-door all-wheel drive sedan with bucket front seats. All trims offered enough seating capacity for five. Both all-wheel drive trims witnessed a makeover for the 2010 release and were renamed as the Sport all-wheel drive 4Matic and Luxury all-wheel drive 4Matic. The Sport trims provided a superior cornering ability and overall stiffer ride.
Performance
All Mercedes-Benz C300s originally came with a 3-liter four-cylinder V6 engine, which provided admirable acceleration and reasonable fuel capacity. For the 2013 and 2014 trim years, the 3-liter V6 engine was exchanged for a more powerful and extra fuel-efficient 3.5-liter four-cylinder V6 engine.
Mercedes-Benz C300 Performance and Transmission
Trims | Engine Size | Engine Type | Horsepower | Torque | Transmission |
Sport C300 RWD Sedan | 3 liter | V6 | 228 | 221 lb.-ft. | 6-speed manual |
Luxury C300 RWD Sedan | 3 liter | V6 | 228 | 221 lb.-ft. | 7-speed automatic |
Sport C300 AWD Sedan | 3 liter | V6 | 228 | 221 lb.-ft. | 7-speed automatic |
Luxury C300 AWD Sedan | 3 liter | V6 | 228 | 221 lb.-ft. | 7-speed automatic |
Sport C300 4Matic AWD Sedan | 3.5 liter | V6 | 248 | 251 lb.-ft. | 7-speed automatic |
Luxury C300 4Matic AWD Sedan | 3.5 liter | V6 | 248 | 251 lb.-ft. | 7-speed automatic |
MPG Estimates
The Sport and Luxury rear-wheel drive sedans could achieve 18 mpg in the city and 26 mpg on the highway, where the Sport and Luxury all-wheel drive C300s could achieve 17 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway. The 2011 and 2012 Sport 4Matic and the Luxury 4Matic could achieve 17 mpg in the city and 24 mpg on the highway. For the 2013 and 2014 trim years, both 4Matics witnessed some fuel-saving changes to the engines, which allowed them to achieve 20 mpg in the city and 27 mpg on the highway.
Mercedes Benz C300 Safety Features
All C300 trims came with anti-lock disc brakes, which serve to increase the vehicle's capacity to turn during braking, thereby improving safety during extreme braking. The car's stability control determines when handling limits have been exceeded and reduces engine power and/or utilizes select brakes to help the driver maintain control. Frontal and side-impact airbags were standard for the two front seats, and side curtain airbags were standard on first and second rows. Seatbelt pre-tensioners, which serve to automatically tighten the seatbelts during a collision, thereby allowing the vehicle's occupants to gain optimal seating position, came standard for all trims. Anti-whiplash head restraints that react automatically to a rear collision and cradle the occupant's head in an effort to reduce the consequences of whiplash also were standard features on all trims.
Buying a Mercedes Benz C300 on eBay
Those who are looking to make an investment in a Mercedes Benz C300 would do well to spend some time browsing the results on eBay. In order to utilize eBay to find results for the C300, buyers can first use the drop-down menu under All Categories in the Search box and select eBay Motors. Next, they can select the Shop by Type option and choose sedan. They can then click on the Refine Results tab and either use the Find Your Car or Truck function at the top or work through the choices at the side of the page, which include Condition (new or used), Price, and Item Location.
Buyers should look over eBay's Buyer Protection policy, which covers the buyer for the price of the item, as well as the original shipping costs. Furthermore, buyers should check the seller's feedback ratings, as well as their offers on warranty, pricing terms, shipping policy, and the policy for returns.
Shipping is frequently absent when buying a vehicle on eBay, but when it is available, it can come at a premium cost. In order to avoid shipping, buyers should take a look under Item Location for local sellers. The Item Location function can be found by scrolling down the left column on the current web page as mentioned above.
Conclusion
eBay makes for an excellent choice when investing in a Mercedes-Benz C300 due to the number of sellers and the competitive pricing. All the same, it's wise to indulge in a reasonable amount of research prior to making a purchase. Buyers should take into account the available budget and the base requirements of the car before parting with any money.
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