2016 Ford Explorer Front Brake Calipers

Maintaining the front brake calipers on your 2016 Ford Explorer is crucial for ensuring safe and effective braking performance. Over time, these components can wear out or become corroded, leading to symptoms like uneven braking, squeaking or grinding noises, or even a pulled steering wheel while driving. To keep your calipers in top shape, it’s essential to regularly inspect them for leaks and corrosion, check the brake fluid levels, and replace any worn components promptly. Catching issues early can save you from more extensive repairs down the road, so stay vigilant and make brake maintenance part of your regular DIY checklist!

If you’re looking to maintain or upgrade the front brake calipers on your 2016 Ford Explorer, you’ve come to the right place! Brake calipers are crucial for your vehicle’s stopping power, and keeping them in top shape ensures safe and reliable performance. At Advance Auto Parts, we offer a wide selection of high-quality calipers from trusted brands, ensuring you find the right fit for your ride. Whether you’re replacing worn-out calipers or looking to enhance your braking system for better performance, our knowledgeable staff and extensive inventory can help you make the right choice. Plus, by opting for quality parts from reputable brands, you’re not just investing in your vehicle’s safety but also in its longevity—because nothing beats the peace of mind that comes with knowing your car is equipped with reliable components.

When it comes to front brake calipers, Advance Auto Parts has you covered with a solid selection from trusted brands, all designed to keep your ride safe and smooth on the road. You’ll find a price range that caters to different budgets, with options starting at just $88.99 and peaking at around $184.70, bringing the average price to a wallet-friendly $126.06. Whether you’re a seasoned DIYer or just getting your hands dirty, you’ll appreciate the variety and value our caliper selection offers—giving you the confidence to tackle your brake job without breaking the bank!

When tackling the replacement of front brake calipers, it’s a good idea to gather some related products and tools to make the job smoother. You’ll need new brake pads and possibly new brake rotors, especially if they’ve seen better days—this can help ensure a complete brake system overhaul. Don’t forget some brake cleaner and high-temperature grease to keep everything running slick! For tools, a caliper tool or brake piston compression tool can really save you some hassle when resetting the caliper piston, and a torque wrench is essential to get those bolts tightened to spec. And remember, safety first—always wear safety glasses and gloves while you work, and if you’re not doing it on a level surface, use wheel chocks to prevent any unexpected rollbacks. Happy DIYing!