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NRS Launches Galvanized Brake Pads For Ford, Lincoln Models

Coverage includes the 2017-2019 Ford Escape, 2017-2019 Lincoln Continental and other models.

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NRS Brakes recently launched new galvanized brake pads designed exclusively for late-model Ford and Lincoln vehicles.

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The galvanized brake pads are for the following makes and models: 2017-2020 Ford Fusion; 2015-2020 Ford Edge; 2017-2019 Ford Escape; 2017-2019 Lincoln Continental; 2016-2018 Lincoln MKX; 2018-2020 Lincoln MKZ; and the 2019-2020 Lincoln Nautilus.

NRS Brakes is globally recognized for its premium, fully galvanized brake pads.

“Like all brake pads from NRS Brakes, this new release features unparalleled semi-met friction, patented mechanical-attachment technology and fully galvanized-steel backing plates,” the company said in a news release. “The galvanized steel withstands rust and corrosion, meaning NRS brake pads require significantly fewer replacements than other aftermarket pads, making them the most affordable option based on total cost of ownership over the life of the vehicle.”

The brake pads for all of the Ford and Lincoln models have undergone rigorous testing in one of the world’s most advanced brake-testing labs to ensure quality, efficiency and performance, according to the company.  

To view a complete listing of NRS galvanized brake pads and vehicle compatibility, visit https://nrsbrakes.com/.

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