EBC Ultimax2 Brake Pads (FRONT)

2003–2004 Dodge Dakota

UD962

Overview:

The EBC Ultimax2 Brake Pads are premium stock replacement pads designed specifically for the front brakes of the 2003 to 2004 Dodge Dakota. Engineered to deliver reliable, quiet, and long-lasting braking performance, these pads are ideal for daily driving and routine urban use. Manufactured in the UK to exceed OEM standards, the Ultimax2 pads offer a direct fit with existing hardware, making them a hassle-free upgrade that maintains the safety and integrity of your vehicle’s braking system.

Whether you’re commuting, running errands, or enjoying everyday driving, these brake pads provide consistent stopping power with minimal noise and vibration. Their advanced friction formula and thoughtful design ensure dependable performance without the need for frequent replacements.

Key Features:

The EBC Ultimax2 Brake Pads combine quality materials and smart engineering to enhance your Dodge Dakota’s braking experience. Key features include:

• Premium British-made brake pads designed to outperform OEM replacements
• High friction European-spec friction material for reliable stopping power
• Pre-fitted anti-noise shims to reduce brake squeal and vibration
• Center line slot for improved heat dissipation and noise reduction
• Slotted and chamfered pad edges to minimize dust and enhance pad life
• Compatible with original equipment hardware for easy installation
• Long-lasting synthetic aramid fiber and metallic filament composite
• Low noise operation ideal for daily urban and highway driving
• Backed by a 1 year / 10,000 mile factory warranty against defects

Construction & Design:

The Ultimax2 pads utilize a sophisticated blend of synthetic aramid fibers and metallic filaments, creating a durable friction material that balances longevity with consistent braking performance. This composite material is engineered to resist vibration and wear, ensuring quieter stops and extended pad life compared to standard OEM pads.

Each pad features chamfered edges and a precision-machined center slot, which work together to reduce noise, prevent uneven pad wear, and dissipate heat efficiently. The pre-installed anti-noise shims further enhance comfort by minimizing brake squeal, making these pads well-suited for daily driving conditions.

Performance & Sound

Designed with urban and suburban driving in mind, the Ultimax2 pads deliver smooth, confident braking with minimal noise and vibration. The combination of high friction material and noise-dampening features ensures a quiet ride without sacrificing stopping power. These pads provide consistent pedal feel and reliable performance in a variety of weather conditions, making them an excellent choice for drivers seeking dependable, low-noise braking.

Installation & Fitment:

The EBC Ultimax2 Brake Pads are engineered as a direct replacement for the front brake pads on 2003 and 2004 Dodge Dakota models. They fit seamlessly with your vehicle’s existing brake hardware, requiring no modifications or additional components. Installation can be completed using standard brake service procedures, making them a convenient upgrade for both professional mechanics and experienced DIY enthusiasts.

What's Included:

• Set of front EBC Ultimax2 brake pads (left and right)
• Pre-fitted anti-noise shims
• Installation instructions (where applicable)

Ideal For:

These brake pads are perfect for Dodge Dakota owners who prioritize reliable, quiet, and long-lasting braking performance in their daily driving. Whether you use your Dakota for commuting, light hauling, or general transportation, the Ultimax2 pads provide a premium OE replacement that enhances safety and comfort without the need for frequent maintenance or noise concerns.

EBC Brakes is a performance-focused braking manufacturer known for enthusiast and motorsport-ready brake pads, rotors, and complete brake kits across a wide range of vehicles. Their catalog spans street upgrades through track compounds, giving drivers options for better bite, heat management, and consistent pedal feel when pushing harder than stock braking can handle.