speedtree

My brother has a 99 Cherokee Classic 4x4 which needs some front brake pads and possibly rotors. I did a search and most of the info seemed to be geared for upgrades and problems so I thought I'd ask for some quick advice.

I've done brakes before but not on a 4x4 on the front. (at least not recently) Are the hubs hard to get off to change the rotors if necessary? Which rotors and pads would you recommend for a stock replacement? Should I get some OEM or a auto store replacement? Any other info or advice would be appreciated before I go out and buy the Haynes manual.

Thanks.

JeepingDan

It's pretty simple 2 bolts to remove the caliper and the rotors slide off. aftermarket brakes are cheaper and I havint had any trouble with them if you get the good stuff.

Mattpar

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Only problem you will run into is getting the rotor off if you do decide to replace them. But since you are replacing, you can beat them off with a hammer.

If you plan on keeping the jeep for a long time, get a set with life time warranty.

98 JeepJeep

rotors are fall off........i scored a set of Mopar brake pads new in the box from the back of a Jeep in the JY.

But for aftermarket i use Wagner for advance auto.

troy fritz

You should'nt have to beat them off. They will come off easily when you pull the caliper.

They call me cowboy

I sell the crap out of Wagner brakes and here's why
http://www.federalmogul.com/en/After...e/Thermoquiet/

You get what you pay for.

I love them on my jeep and my wife dosent chew up brakes nearly as fast in her Bravada