Bendix Friction CFC2370 Disc Brake Pad Set - Rear

Rear Ceramic Brake Pads for Colorado and Canyon

Bendix Friction CFC2370 is a rear disc brake pad set for select 2021-2022 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon models with ceramic original equipment pad material. It is built for drivers who want a direct-fit brake pad option with vehicle-specific formulation and noise control features.

The Bendix Priority One Ceramic BPR line focuses on late-model coverage and copper-free braking materials for North American applications. For this rear brake pad application, CFC2370 combines OE-oriented design details with included service items to support a clean brake job on the Colorado and Canyon platform.

Key Features

• Vehicle tested to meet or exceed industry performance standards
• OE-designed 4-layer premium shim helps reduce brake noise
• 100% copper-free, vehicle-specific friction formula
• Coverage for late-model vehicles with ceramic OE pad material
• Includes hardware, brake lubricant, and hangtag

Detailed Product Overview

CFC2370 is a Bendix Priority One Ceramic BPR rear disc brake pad set engineered for 2021-2022 Chevrolet Colorado and 2021-2022 GMC Canyon rear brake service. The formulation is designed around ceramic OE pad material requirements and the copper-free initiative in North America, making it a practical choice for owners maintaining factory-style braking characteristics. The OE-style shim construction supports quieter operation, while the vehicle-specific compound helps deliver consistent braking response in everyday driving.

This part number, CFC2370, is a focused fitment solution for rear brake replacement on the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon. If you are searching for rear brake pads for 2021-2022 Chevrolet Colorado or rear disc brake pads for 2021-2022 GMC Canyon, this application matches those vehicles directly.

What This Part Helps Address

• Brake noise from worn rear pads
• Reduced braking consistency from aged friction material
• Service needs on rear disc brake systems with ceramic OE material
• Brake dust concerns associated with older pad compounds
• Late-model rear pad replacement on Colorado and Canyon trucks

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm rear axle fitment before ordering and compare the existing pad shape, rotor condition, and caliper hardware during service. Clean the caliper bracket contact points, apply the supplied brake lubricant where appropriate, and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s bedding procedure after installation. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286) for the same application.

Quality Assurance

Bendix Friction backs this brake pad set with vehicle testing and OE-oriented design standards. The Bendix Priority One Ceramic BPR line is built for late-model coverage and copper-free braking requirements in North America, with materials and hardware support aimed at consistent service results.