2020 Subaru Outback Service Kits
EBC S4 Kits Redstuff Ceramic Pads and USR Slotted Rotors Brake Upgrade Kit
EBC Brakes S2 Kit - Greenstuff 2000 Brake Pads and USR Slotted Sport Rotors
EBC S5KF2101 Kits Yellowstuff Brake Pads and GD Sport Rotors - S5 Front
EBC S4KF2029 Kits Redstuff Brake Pads and USR Slotted Rotors - S4 Front
EBC S9KF1974 Kits Yellowstuff Brake Pads and USR Slotted Rotors - S9 Front
EBC S10KF1764 Kits Greenstuff Brake Pads and GD Slotted Rotors - S10 2000 Front
EBC S11KF1876 Stage 11 Front Brake Kit with Slotted Rotors and GreenStuff Pads
EBC S12KF2246 S12 Redstuff Brake Pad and RK Rotor Kit Front
EBC S2KF1991 Brake Kit Greenstuff Pads and USR Rotors - S2 2000 Front
Power Stop K8757-26 Z26 Street Warrior Performance Brake Kit
EBC S1KR1821 Stage Premium Street Brake Kit with Ultimax Pads and RK Rotors - 1
EBC S20K2429 Stage Kits Ultimax Brake Pads and Plain Rotors Front and Rear - 20
What Are Brake Service Kits?
A brake service kit is the all-in-one solution for one of the most critical maintenance tasks on any vehicle. Rather than sourcing pads, rotors, drums, shoes, and hardware as separate parts, a service kit bundles every component needed for a thorough brake job into a single, vehicle-specific package. The result is matched friction materials and rotor surfaces that are engineered to work together — delivering consistent stopping distances, reduced noise, and longer service life compared to mixing unrelated components.
Whether a vehicle relies on disc brake pad and rotor kits or drum brake shoe and drum kits, the service kit format takes the guesswork out of parts selection. Everything arrives pre-sorted for your exact application, and most kits include hardware and lubricant so installation can begin immediately.
Why a Complete Kit Matters
Brakes are a system, not a collection of individual parts. Rotors wear in a pattern matched to the pads riding against them, and mismatched compounds or tolerances can introduce vibration, uneven wear, and extended break-in times. Buying a matched kit ensures every component has been validated together, which is especially important on modern vehicles with sophisticated ABS and stability control systems that demand precise, repeatable friction behavior. Complete kits also simplify the DIY process — no additional hardware trips, no missing caliper clips, no sourcing lubricant separately.
Top Brands in Brake Service Kits
Power Stop is one of the aftermarket brake industry's most recognized names, built on the belief that factory brake systems leave performance on the table. Power Stop brake upgrade kits are organized around specific driving styles — from the Z17 daily-driver replacement to the Z36 Truck & Tow and Z26 Street Warrior — and cover applications for roughly 98% of vehicles on the road. Their carbon-fiber ceramic pad formula is copper-free and thermally pre-scorched from the factory for faster break-in.
EBC Brakes is an independently owned manufacturer with one of the broadest brake catalogs in the world, spanning everything from daily-driver replacements to purpose-built track kits. EBC service kits are available across several performance tiers — from the street-friendly Greenstuff and Redstuff families to the flagship Yellowstuff and Orangestuff lines — and their "Balanced is Better" philosophy means front upgrades always include matched rear components for whole-vehicle stopping balance.
Dynamic Friction Company (DFC) approaches brake kits with a strong OEM-matching philosophy. DFC brake kits feature rotors machined from high-grade iron castings and a range of pad compounds — from 4000 Series Ceramic to 5000 Advanced — to meet the demands of everything from European luxury sedans to heavy-duty trucks. Their factory-scorched pads shorten initial bedding time and help minimize early fade.
R1 Concepts rounds out the lineup with performance-oriented rotor and pad combinations designed for drivers who want a noticeable upgrade over OEM stopping feel. SP Performance offers an extensive selection of service kits, making it a go-to source for less common applications and specialty vehicle fitments.
How to Choose the Right Service Kit
- Match your driving style: Daily commuters benefit from low-dust ceramic compounds, while trucks and SUVs used for towing need higher-temperature formulas designed for heavier thermal loads.
- Consider axle coverage: Some kits cover just the front or rear; others are full vehicle sets. Always confirm whether rear friction wear matches the upgrade you're making up front.
- Check kit contents: Premium kits include stainless hardware, caliper lubricant, and shims — components that matter for noise-free, long-lasting results.
- Verify the application: Brake kits are vehicle-specific. Confirm compatibility by year, make, model, and trim to ensure proper fitment without modification.
Browse the full selection of disc brake pad and rotor kits and drum brake shoe and drum kits to find the right matched service kit for your vehicle.