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Akebono Expands Line of ProACT, EURO Disc Brake Pads


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Akebono Brake Corp. recently expanded its line of ProACT and EURO ultra-premium disc brake pads by five new part numbers: ACT2230, ACT2231, ACT2372, ACT2383 and EUR2136.

Premium stainless-steel abutment hardware is included in the kits that require it.

The recent ProACT release adds coverage for the 2020-2017 Acura MDX; 2023-2021 Ford F-150, 2023-2022 Expedition, 2023-2020 Explorer and 2023-2020 Police Interceptor Utility; 2022-2018 Honda Odyssey; and 2023-2020 Lincoln Aviator and 2023-2021 Navigator.

The EURO release adds coverage for the 2023-2019 Volvo XC40.

“We are thrilled to announce this release of five new ProACT and EURO part numbers that add late-model coverage for Acura, Ford, Honda, Lincoln and Volvo, significantly expanding coverage for more than 3 million VIO (vehicles in operation),” said Kirby Pruitt, product development manager at Akebono Brake Corp. “This reflects our commitment to innovation and meeting the needs of our customers. All of these parts are in- stock and ready for shipment.”

A complete listing of Akebono applications for these parts and the rest of Akebono Brake’s product offering is available in the web catalog at

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