Doc's Diesel Ford 6.7L Powerstroke Ceramic Front Brake Pads 2012-2026 F250, 2013-2026 F350, 2013-2016 F450

Doc’s Diesel Ceramic Brake Pads:

Doc’s Diesel Ceramic Brake Pads are built for diesel trucks that tow, haul, and handle real weight every day, not just light highway driving. Engineered with a high-density ceramic compound and copper fiber reinforcement, these pads deliver quiet, low-dust braking with consistent performance across a wide temperature range. Designed to reduce noise, extend rotor life, and maintain strong, reliable stopping power under load, they’re a smarter upgrade for trucks that demand more from their braking system.

Product Details:

• Includes 4 Front Brake Pads
• Performance Pads designed for towing and daily driving under heavy loads
• High-density ceramic compound for quieter braking
• Copper fiber reinforcement for better heat control
• Low dust formula for cleaner wheels
• Stable performance in all driving conditions
• Rotor friendly design for reduced wear
• Doc's Auto Parts all have an OEM design, fit, and function that meet or exceed OEM Requirements

Disclaimer: Do not mix incompatible brake pad and rotor types.

• Use Ceramic Brake Pads only with Drilled & Slotted Rotors
• Use Semi-Metallic (Severe-Duty) Brake Pads only with High-Carbon Rotors

Doc's Part Number:

DCP1680

Change Interval:

Above all recommendations, change according to your vehicle’s manufacturer warranty.

• Brake Pads: Every 30,000 to 70,000 miles maximum
• If you tow frequently or haul heavy loads, you should inspect your brakes every 15,000-20,000 miles

Doc's 3-year / 36,000-mile Brake Line Warranty:

Doc's Brake Pads and Rotors (DB Series) are covered by a 3-year / 36,000-mile limited warranty from the date of installation — whichever comes first.

If your brakes fail due to a manufacturing defect within that period, we'll replace them. Here's what's covered:

• Premature wear beyond normal service life under standard driving conditions
• Rotor cracking or structural failure from manufacturing defects
• Brake pad delamination or shim separation under normal use
• Excessive noise or vibration caused by manufacturing defects
• Rotor surface finish defects present at installation
• Hardware and clip failures included in the kit

View full Brakes warranty terms.