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DRiV introduced new Wagner brake pads, rotors, and hardware products to support maintenance and repair needs for small-business fleet vehicles.
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DRiV has expanded its Wagner braking portfolio with new brake pads, rotors, and hardware designed to meet today’s vehicle service demands, including applications commonly found in small-business fleets.
The expanded lineup includes Wagner ES brake pads, ES rotors, premium rotors, and brake bolt kits. ES pads, ES rotors, and brake bolt kits are available now, while premium rotors are expected later in May.
The new products cover passenger vehicles, vans, and SUVs, along with heavy-duty pickups and vans used by many small commercial fleets, including Ford Super Duty, GM, and RAM applications.
Backed by more than a century of Wagner braking expertise, the additions are designed to help technicians and fleet operators maintain aging vehicles with reliable, value-focused braking solutions.
“Wagner has built its reputation on delivering braking solutions that drivers and technicians trust,” said Joseph Saoud, vice president and general manager, U.S. and Canada, DRiV. “With these additions, we’re giving technicians the right combination of pads, rotors, and hardware to complete the job with confidence and consistency.”
The Wagner ES brake pads feature OE-style fit and formulation, corrosion-resistant backplates, and three-layer shims designed to reduce brake noise. Applications are focused primarily on entry-level sedans, pickups, and SUVs.
Wagner ES rotors are designed with precision balancing to help reduce vibration and pedal pulsation and feature ready-to-install construction that eliminates the need for machining.
Premium rotors are engineered for luxury and EV sedans, pickups, and SUVs, designed to reduce break-in time while supporting long-term braking performance and durability.
DRiV also introduced Wagner brake bolt kits for vehicles using single-use, torque-to-yield bolt configurations, including the Ford Transit and Chevy Cruze.
The expanded Wagner lineup is engineered and tested to support reliable braking performance while helping technicians complete brake service work more efficiently.
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