Wagner Brake ZD2229 Disc Brake Pad Set - Front

QuickStop Front Brake Pads for Explorer and Aviator

Wagner Brake QuickStop ZD2229 is a ceramic disc brake pad set built for front brake service on select Ford and Lincoln SUVs. It is engineered to restore like-new braking feel while helping reduce vibration-related noise during everyday driving.

Key Features

• Ceramic friction material for consistent street use braking
• 100% post-cure process for even friction performance across pad life
• Engineered to reduce noise-causing vibration
• Front disc brake pad set for select Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator applications
• FMSI references: 9468-D2229, 9468, and D2229

Product Details

The Wagner Brake QuickStop line focuses on direct-replacement brake pads that return braking performance to a dependable, OE-style feel. ZD2229 uses a ceramic friction formulation and a post-cure process to help maintain consistent friction characteristics as the pads wear. For drivers searching for front brake pads for 2020-2026 Ford Explorer or front brake pads for 2020-2023 Lincoln Aviator, this part number provides a fitment-specific solution. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts 172229 for the same application.

Common Brake Issues It Can Address

• Squealing or vibration-related brake noise
• Reduced stopping response from worn front pads
• Uneven brake feel caused by aged friction material
• Brake service needs on Ford Explorer front brake systems
• Brake service needs on Lincoln Aviator front brake systems

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify rotor condition, caliper operation, and pad hardware condition before installation. Clean the caliper bracket and pad contact points, then follow the vehicle manufacturer’s bedding procedure after installation. Confirm front-position fitment for your specific Explorer or Aviator before ordering ZD2229.

Quality Assurance

Wagner Brake QuickStop pads are developed and tested to deliver consistent friction performance and controlled noise characteristics for everyday braking service.