ATE 607196 Disc Brake Pad Set - Front

ATE Original Disc Brake Pads for Sprinter Front Brakes

ATE Original Disc Brake Pads, part number 607196, are built for front brake service on select Dodge Sprinter 2500 and Sprinter 3500 models. This semi-metallic disc brake pad set uses a steel backing plate and slotted friction surface to support consistent braking performance and controlled heat management.

ATE Original Disc Brake Pads are part of the ATE Original Disc Brake Pads line, which focuses on OE-style brake pad compounds and noise-reduction details. The brand’s approach centers on measured friction performance and reduced brake noise, making this a practical choice for drivers maintaining a Dodge Sprinter 2500 or Dodge Sprinter 3500 front brake system.

Key Features

• Part number 607196
• Front disc brake pad set for Dodge Sprinter 2500 and Dodge Sprinter 3500
• Semi-metallic friction material for stable braking response
• Slotted pad design
• Steel backing material
• Prepared for pad wear sensor use
• ECE-R90 certified
• Outer and inner pad friction thickness: 20.70 mm
• Outer and inner pad dimensions: 156.30 mm wide x 64.80 mm high
• FMSI numbers: 7849-D950, 8293-D1177

Detailed Description

ATE 607196 is a front brake pad set engineered for 2003-2006 Dodge Sprinter 2500 and 2003-2006 Dodge Sprinter 3500 applications. The semi-metallic friction compound is paired with a slotted surface and steel backing to support dependable pedal feel and even contact across the rotor. The pads are prepared for pad wear sensor use and meet ECE-R90 certification requirements.

For owners searching for 2003 Dodge Sprinter 2500 front brake pads, 2004-2006 Dodge Sprinter 3500 front disc brake pads, or an OE-style replacement for Sprinter front brakes, ATE Original Disc Brake Pads 607196 provides a direct fitment-focused option. This part cross-references Wagner Brake SX950 and Raybestos Brakes SP950TR for the same application.

Common Brake Issues Addressed

• Worn front brake pads that reduce stopping performance
• Brake noise from aged or uneven pad friction material
• Brake fade caused by depleted pad thickness
• Inconsistent pedal response from worn pad surfaces
• Sensor-related service needs on equipped vehicles

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify rotor condition, caliper operation, and pad fitment before installation. Because mounting hardware, shims, abutment clips, and brake lubricant are not included, reuse or replace those service parts as needed during brake work. Confirm the vehicle is a front application before ordering and match the pad dimensions and FMSI numbers to the existing brake setup.

Quality Assurance

ATE states that its brake pad compounds are validated through independent testing for friction performance, and this pad set is ECE-R90 certified. The product line also incorporates noise-damping design elements in its broader brake program to help reduce brake noise during operation.