Subaru Brakes for Sale

At New Provisions Racing, we know Subaru owners take pride in their vehicles, whether they enjoy competitive races or simply exploring the outdoors. If you're in the market for aftermarket brakes, rotors, pads, and other relevant Subaru parts, New Provisions Racing is your go-to destination for new brakes, installation tips, and even ongoing maintenance advice.

The brakes on a vehicle are an essential component to its safety system. A vehicle’s brakes allow you to decrease speed or completely halt the vehicle in an attempt to avert a severe collision. If a brake system is not routinely inspected and maintained, the chance of failure increases. To ensure you have an operating brake system, New Provisions Racing has Subaru Brakes, brake pads, and brake rotors for sale.

Top Brands That Sell Aftermarket Subaru Brake Parts

If you're thinking of upgrading your Subaru's brakes or its entire braking system, it's important to become familiar with top brands that offer aftermarket brake parts, such as pads and rotors:

• StopTech: StopTech specializes in high-performance brake components focused on power and reliability. StopTech is known for its performance brake kits and its use of high-friction materials for maximum stopping power in all weather conditions.

• DBA Brakes: DBA brakes, also known as Disc Brakes Australia, provide high-performance rotors that reduce brake fading while increasing stopping power. They also include advanced metallurgy and Kangaroo Paw ventilation systems for enhanced cooling.

• Hawk Performance Brakes: Hawk Performance brakes are tailored to various driving styles, making them an ideal choice for motorsport enthusiasts and everyday casual drivers. Hawk Performance brakes do not require specific modifications and can be easily installed. Additionally, they provide reduced brake fade and impressive heat dissipation.

Signs Your Subaru Needs New Brake Parts

Before you begin shopping around for and comparing StopTech brakes, it's important to know the signs that indicate your Subaru may need new brake parts, such as:

• Grinding, Squealing, and Squeaking Noises: Odd grinding, squeaking, and squealing noises are a tell-tale sign of an issue with your Subaru's brake system or brake pads.

• Pulsations and/or Vibrations: Vibrations in your steering wheel or brake pedal indicate warped rotors.

• Fluid Leaks: If you notice brake fluid leaks beneath your car, it may cause even more damage to your Subaru's braking system as a whole.

• Warning Lights: Depending on the type of Subaru you're driving, you may also notice a brake warning light on your dashboard, indicating a bigger issue with your brakes.

• Stopping Distance: If your Subaru takes a longer time to come to a complete stop, you may need a professional inspection.

We Carry the Best Aftermarket Subaru Brake Products

For an upgrade to your current Subaru brakes that is both affordable and easy, trust New Provisions Racing. We carry PowerStop brakes that offer a stainless-steel replacement to the former OE rubber brake lines. We also offer Brembo brakes!

New Provisions Racing has the aftermarket products for Subaru brakes. A different manufacturing process is involved between making OEM and aftermarket brake pads. It is this process which gives them affordability, and properties aside the components of OEM. Such as halting extreme loads more effectively than other OEM parts.

How To Install Subaru Brake Pads & Rotors

Whether you choose Hawk performance brakes or StopTech brakes, installing Subaru brake pads and rotors can be done by following a step-by-step guide:

• Preparation: Gather tools, such as lug wrenches, jacks, jack stands, brake cleaners, and socket sets. You may need to change your Subaru's brake pads and rotors.

• Lift Your Subaru: If you're planning on changing the brakes of your Subaru on your own, you'll need to use a jack to lift the vehicle safely while securing it above the ground.

• Remove the Wheel: Remove the wheel to access the brake system of your Subaru

• Remove Old Brake Components: Once you have access to the Subaru's brake system, you can remove the caliper by unscrewing any bolts and keeping them in place. Then, remove the brake rotor and pads.

• Install New Parts: Use an in-depth guide to install new rotors and brake pads into your Subaru.

• Complete the installation: Once your new brake pads and components are in place, you will need to reinstall the caliper and reattach the wheel. Lower your vehicle to complete the job.

Maintaining Your Subaru’s Brake System

Whether you're using DBA brakes or StopTech brakes with your Subaru, routine maintenance is essential to ensure your vehicle's brakes always perform optimally, especially in harsh or risky weather conditions. A few tips to remember when maintaining your Subaru's brake system on your own include:

• Routine Cleaning: Cleaning your brake system regularly with a soft cloth will prevent dust and dirt from accumulating on the pads and surrounding calipers.

• Fluid Levels: Regularly check your Subaru's brake fluid levels and top it off as necessary to avoid the risk of overheating while driving.

• Inspect: Inspect for wear and tear every few months and listen for strange sounds, such as grinding or squealing while breaking.

• Schedule Inspections: Schedule routine inspections to check for potential issues or problems with your Subaru well in advance.

At New Provisions Racing, we're proud to stock only the highest-quality Subaru brakes, pads, rotors, and components. Whether you need performance brakes or you're seeking peace of mind anytime you get behind the wheel, New Provisions Racing has you covered. 

From Subaru Brake Pads to Brake Rotors, We Have You Covered!

When you are in need of Subaru brakes from the pads to the rotors, New Provisions Racing has you covered! We carry the best Subaru brake products available. Check out our broad collection of brake parts and accessories!