Dynamic Friction 7602-01000 Disc Brake Kit - Rear

Brake Kit Overview

The Dynamic Friction 7602-01000 disc brake kit is built for rear brake service on select Suzuki Grand Vitara applications. It combines DFC drilled and slotted silver rotors with 5000 Euro Ceramic brake pads for a matched service solution.

Key Features

• Disc brake kit for rear brake service
• DFC drilled and slotted silver rotors
• 5000 Euro Ceramic brake pads
• Application-specific fitment for select Suzuki Grand Vitara models
• Part number 7602-01000 for easy identification

Detailed Description

This Dynamic Friction brake kit is organized as a service package for rear brake maintenance on 2009-2017 Suzuki Grand Vitara models listed in the fitment data. The rotor and pad combination is intended to provide a coordinated replacement solution, with drilled and slotted rotor surfaces paired to ceramic friction material for consistent service characteristics. If you are searching for a Suzuki Grand Vitara rear brake kit, 7602-01000 is the reference number to use when matching the correct application.

The DFC Rotors-Drilled and Slotted-Silver with 5000 Euro Ceramic Brake Pads line focuses on a performance-oriented service configuration rather than a generic parts mix. For buyers comparing Suzuki Grand Vitara brake service parts, this product line identifies both the rotor finish and the pad formulation in one package. Part number 7602-01000 also appears in catalog searches for the same rear application.

Common Service Issues

• Rear brake wear that requires rotor and pad replacement
• Brake noise associated with worn friction surfaces
• Reduced braking consistency from aged service components
• Rotor surface scoring or uneven wear
• Need for a matched rear brake service kit

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle year, model, and rear application against the fitment table before ordering. Confirm that the listed Suzuki Grand Vitara configuration matches your vehicle exactly, including any fitment notes shown for the Mexico application. Professional brake service procedures should be followed during installation, including inspection of related brake components and proper bedding of new pads and rotors.