[ahk]

One of the coupons looks like this

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Front Brake Special

$XXX Accent, Elantra, etc.
$YYY Genesis, Elantra Touring, etc.
$ZZZ Sonata, Azea, etc.

(Genesis Coupe GT not included.)

Includes blah blah blah
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I laughed because I have a Genesis Coupe GT and my pads are already more than 1/2 shot and I only have about 12000km on the car. Also, I laughed because I love spending money. For a few milliseconds I thought I could get new pads.

 

[RudyH]

Your better off buying aftermarket pads that properly fit the Brembos. Hyundai modified the pads so you don't have the same braking surface.

 

[ahk]

Your better off buying aftermarket pads that properly fit the Brembos. Hyundai modified the pads so you don't have the same braking surface.

Hmmm... Just so I understand......Hyundai uses SMALLER pads than these brakes call for? When I start looking for aftermarket pads, what "size" should I specify? (In fact, how do you specify the size of brake pads?)

 

[Adam_F]

So GT owners aren't eligible for the free insulated flasks?

:hsugh::rofl:

 

[Snoopy0812]

Hmmm... Just so I understand......Hyundai uses SMALLER pads than these brakes call for? When I start looking for aftermarket pads, what "size" should I specify? (In fact, how do you specify the size of brake pads?)

they just have less pad life on them. Why Hyundai did this no one is really sure. Frixia, EBC and well.. Brembo make proper pads that'll fit just fine.

I got this flyer too, I'm going to use the 15% off on my Cabin filter since I'm picking it up next week.
I've got to talk to my dealership about that WMS+flasks because I provide my oil, and my tires are swapped, not my rims.