2016 Ford Transit-350 Front Brake Calipers

When it comes to your 2016 Ford Transit-350, keeping an eye on your front brake calipers is crucial for both your safety and performance on the road. These essential components work tirelessly to clamp down on the brake pads and bring your vehicle to a halt, so regular maintenance is key. To keep them in tip-top shape, make sure to check for any fluid leaks or corrosion around the calipers and consider replacing the brake pads when they start to wear thin. Some telltale signs that your calipers might be failing include uneven brake wear, a pulling sensation to one side when braking, or even a strange squeaking or grinding noise—definitely not music to your ears! By staying vigilant and addressing these issues early, you can ensure your Transit-350 stops smoothly every time.

If you’re a proud owner of a 2016 Ford Transit-350, keeping your ride’s braking system in top shape is crucial for safety and performance, and that’s where the front brake calipers come into play! These essential components not only help in applying the brake pads to the rotors but also ensure that your vehicle stops effectively when you need it most. Regular maintenance of your calipers can enhance their lifespan and improve your vehicle’s braking power, but if you’re looking to upgrade for a boost in performance or just need a replacement, Advance Auto Parts has you covered. We offer a wide selection of high-quality front brake calipers from trusted brands designed to fit your Transit-350 perfectly. Choosing parts from us means you’re investing in reliability and peace of mind, so you can hit the road confidently, knowing you’ve got the best under the hood!

At Advance Auto Parts, you’ll find a variety of top-notch front brake calipers to suit your DIY repair needs, with prices ranging from a budget-friendly $80.99 to a premium $168.83. We’re all about providing quality parts, so you can trust that these options are from reliable brands that have proven their worth in the field. On average, you can snag a caliper for around $116.26, making it easy to find the right balance between performance and price. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a seasoned car enthusiast, you’ll be able to find the perfect brake caliper that fits your ride and your wallet!

When tackling the maintenance or replacement of front brake calipers, there’s a handful of related products and tools that can make your job smoother and safer. Besides the calipers themselves, you might want to grab new brake pads, brake fluid, and perhaps even a caliper bracket if yours is showing signs of wear. As for tools, a c-clamp or brake caliper tool will be essential for retracting the caliper piston, while a torque wrench ensures you get those bolts just right—too tight could lead to damage. Don’t forget your safety gear! Gloves are a must to protect your hands from brake dust and fluid, and safety glasses keep debris out of your eyes. Remember to always work in a well-ventilated area and secure your vehicle on jack stands to prevent any accidents while you’re under there. Happy wrenching!