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Hawk - High-Performance Street (HPS) brake pads
My brother raved about Hawk brake pads, so when my 1995 Subaru Legacy wagon needed pads a few years ago, I looked for a set of Hawk pads. I found them at The Tire Rack, one of my favorite online stores, at a cost of about $65. At the time (2005), a set of cheapie pads at any autoparts store cost around $30, so Hawk pads were at least twice as expensive. Still, I had dreams of high performance and low dust, so I paid the permium for Hawk HPS pads.
What they are
Hawk sells lots of different brake pads and the HPS is targeted at "spirited" street driving. Most of the rest of Hawk's line is meant for...
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Goodyear - Assurance TripleTred Tires
Prestone - Windshield De-Icer
After many mornings of scraping ice in the freezing morning air, I decided to buy this de-icer spray to speed up the process in the mornings when I don't have much time. This de-icer spray works fast and melts even the thickest ice. I am extremely impressed by the quality of this product and the convenience that it gives me. If I am pressed for time in the mornings all I have to do is spray this on the windows/windshield with the defroster on in my car and depending on the thickness of the ice/snow I can wipe the windshield once and go within seconds/minutes. It has a dual action trigger that allows...
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Auto Part Reviews
| Definity tires | Jason123 | November 01, 2009 at 03:50PM |
