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Power Stop Z36 Truck And Tow Brake Pads – Z36-1183

Power Stop

  • Front pads for the 2005 INFINITI QX56, 2005-2006 Nissan Armada and 2006-2007 Nissan Titan
  • Front position, direct fit with a stock caliper
  • Metallic pad for trucks and SUVs, friction coefficient 17 percent above OE pads
  • Includes Hi-Temp lubricant and noise insulating shims

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Description

Overview

The Power Stop Z36-1183 is a front metallic Z36 Truck and Tow disc brake pad set for the 2005 INFINITI QX56, 2005-2006 Nissan Armada and 2006-2007 Nissan Titan.

Power Stop makes the Z36 Truck and Tow pad for drivers who drive in the hills, haul loads or tow trailers and want extra stopping power. These are metallic pads intended for trucks and SUVs with higher gross vehicle weights.

Key features

  • Metallic pad for trucks and SUVs with higher gross vehicle weights
  • Made for driving in the hills, hauling loads and towing trailers
  • Extreme pad bite to avoid high temperature brake fade
  • Coefficient of friction 17 percent higher than OE pads
  • Thermal scorched, chamfered and slotted like OE
  • Powdercoated backing plate
  • Noise insulating shims
  • Hi-Temp lubricant included

Before you buy

Front pads on a heavy truck or SUV do most of their work when the vehicle is loaded or descending a grade, so it helps to think about how you drive before choosing a set. A metallic friction material handles sustained heat well, but it can be harder on rotors and may be louder when cold. Those trade-offs matter more for a driver who hauls every week than for someone who mainly commutes.

Brake pads rarely work alone. Rotors, caliper hardware and brake fluid all affect how the pads perform, and worn rotors can cause pulsing even with new pads. Before installing, inspect the rotor surface and thickness, and check that the caliper slides move smoothly. Replacing pads and rotors together often gives a more predictable pedal feel than mixing old and new parts.

Specifications

Brand Power Stop
Part number Z36-1183
UPC 792088567321
Product type Disc brake pads
Position Front
Series Z36 Truck and Tow
Friction material Metallic
Friction coefficient 17 percent higher than OE pads
Backing plate Powdercoated
Caliper Stock
Fit type Direct fit
Pad type Upgrade

Vehicle fitment

It fits the 2005 INFINITI QX56, the 2005-2006 Nissan Armada and the 2006-2007 Nissan Titan, all at the front axle.

The QX56 fits the 2005 model year only, and the Titan fits 2006-2007 only. Check that your vehicle’s year, model and trim match before ordering.

Installation notes

Z36 pads are a direct fit for stock calipers and come with Hi-Temp lubricant and noise insulating shims. Apply the lubricant to the contact points the instructions name, and check pad wear after the first loaded or towing trips.

What’s included

Z36 brake pads with noise insulating shims and Hi-Temp lubricant.

Not included: Brake fluid, rotors and calipers are not included.

SKU: PSTZ36-1183 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 4.20 lbs
Package dimensions 9.30 × 5.50 × 2.30 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
INFINITI QX562005Base
Nissan Armada2005–2006LE, SE, SE Off-Road
Nissan Titan2006–2007LE, SE, XE

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Questions & Answers

Will the Z36-1183 fit a 2007 Nissan Titan?

Yes. The Nissan Titan fits 2006-2007 models, so a 2007 truck is covered. A 2005 Titan is not, and the Z36-1183 is a front pad rather than a rear one.

What comes with Power Stop Z36-1183 brake pads?

The Z36 set includes Hi-Temp lubricant and noise insulating shims along with the pads, which have a powdercoated backing plate. Rotors and calipers are separate parts.

Are Z36 Truck and Tow pads suited to towing?

Yes, Power Stop designed Z36 Truck and Tow pads for people who tow trailers, haul loads or drive in the hills. They are metallic pads made for trucks and SUVs with higher gross vehicle weights.

How often should truck pads like these be inspected?

Check pad thickness and rotor condition at each tire rotation, and sooner if you tow or haul often. Look for squealing, a pulsing pedal, or pads worn close to the backing plate. Replace pads in pairs on the same axle.