Compatible with(Be sure to check the model to make sure it fits):

--Compatible with Nissan:

for 350Z 2003-2009

for 370Z 2010-2017

for Altima 2002-2006 & 2013-2015

for Altima 2007-2008 (Not fit 3.5L S & 2.5L Hybrid)

for Altima 2009 (Only fit 2.5L S & 3.5L Coupe SE Models)

for Altima 2010-2012 (Not fit 3.5L S Models)

for Maxima 2004-2014 & 2016-2019

for Murano 2003-2007 & 2009-2020

for Pathfinder 3.5L 2013-2019

for Quest 2004-2017

for Rogue/ Rogue Select/ Rogue Sport 2008-2019

for Juke 2011-2013

for LEAF 2011-2015

--Compatible with INFINITI:

for EX35 2008-2012

for EX37 2013

for FX35 2003-2008 & 2011-2012

for FX37 2013

for FX45 2003-2008

for G25 2011

for G35 2003-2008

for G37 2008-2013

for JX35 2013

for M35 2006-2010

for M35h 2012-2013

for M37 2011-2013

for M45 2006-2010

for M56 2011-2013

for Q40 2015

for Q50 2014-2017 (Base, Hybrid Premium, Premium)

for Q60 2017 (Base Premium)

for Q60 2018 (Luxe, Pure)

for Q70 2018-2019

for Q70L 2015-2019

for QX50 2014-2017

for QX60 2014-2015

for QX70 Only 3.7L 2014

for QX70 2015-2017

When to Replace Your Brake Pads:

Squealing or Grinding Noises: If you hear high-pitched squealing or grinding sounds when braking, it's often a sign that the brake pads are worn out and need immediate attention.

Reduced Braking Performance: If your vehicle takes longer to stop or the brakes feel less responsive, it could mean the brake pads are too thin to function effectively.

Vibration or Pulsation: A vibrating brake pedal or steering wheel during braking may indicate uneven wear or warping, signaling the need for replacement.

Warning Light: Many modern vehicles have a brake pad wear indicator light on the dashboard. If this light turns on, it's time to check and likely replace your brake pads.

Visual Inspection: If the brake pad thickness is less than 1/4 inch (approximately 3-4 mm), it's time for a replacement to ensure optimal braking performance