Callahan BRAKE PARTS Front & Rear Brake Kit for Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2013–18 / Kia Sorento 2014–15 — Rotors, Ceramic Pads & Hard

Callahan BRAKE PARTS front and rear brake kit supplies OE-style rotors, ceramic pads, and installation hardware for Hyundai Santa Fe Sport (2013–2018) and Kia Sorento (2014–2015).

This complete replacement kit is built to restore stopping power and quiet operation with precision-machined rotors and ceramic friction material. Every component is matched for direct fitment to the listed model years so you can replace front and rear braking assemblies in one service interval without compatibility guessing. The package includes both rotors and pad sets with mounting hardware, and Callahan guarantees fitment for the specified vehicles.

How does this kit improve braking feel and noise compared with worn parts?

New rotors and ceramic pads renew pedal response and reduce vibration by eliminating uneven rotor thickness and contaminated pad surfaces. Ceramic pads run cooler and tend to generate less dust and squeal than older semi-metallic or glazed pads. The kit’s balanced rotors and rubberized anti-rattle shims help cut vibration and deliver a smoother, quieter stop.

• Precision-machined rotors for balanced, vibration-free rotation.
• Ceramic pad compound reduces dust and noise versus worn pads.
• Rubberized shims for quieter engagement and less brake chatter.
• Hardware included to ensure correct pad seating and fit.

What exactly is included, and will it fit my vehicle?

The kit contains two front OE-style replacement rotors, two rear OE-style replacement rotors, one front ceramic pad set with hardware, and one rear ceramic pad set with hardware. It is specifically listed to fit Hyundai Santa Fe Sport model years 2013–2018 and Kia Sorento 2014–2015. Callahan BRAKE PARTS provides a fitment guarantee for these applications to reduce the risk of ordering the wrong parts.

• 2x front OE replacement brake rotors (machined and balanced).
• 2x rear OE replacement brake rotors.
• Front ceramic brake pad set with mounting hardware.
• Rear ceramic brake pad set with mounting hardware.

How durable and reliable are the rotors and pads in this kit?

Components in this kit are manufactured to exceed OEM standards for performance and longevity, offering dependable wear characteristics and consistent braking over time. Rotors are finished and balanced to minimize runout and heat-related issues, while the ceramic pads provide predictable friction and reduced glazing under normal driving conditions. Using quality hardware and shims helps maintain correct pad alignment and reduces premature wear.

• Materials and tolerances exceed factory OEM specifications.
• Balanced rotors resist vibration and uneven wear.
• Ceramic pads designed for long life and stable friction.
• Included hardware maintains proper pad fitment and alignment.

Can I install this kit myself, and what should I prepare?

Technically experienced DIYers can install the kit using standard brake tools and a torque wrench, but brakes are a safety-critical system; professional installation is recommended if you’re unsure. Prepare by checking wheel-bearing condition, brake fluid level and condition, and obtaining a torque spec for your vehicle’s lug nuts and caliper bolts. Clean mounting surfaces and follow proper bedding procedures for new pads and rotors to maximize initial performance.

• Requires jack, stands, basic hand tools, and torque wrench.
• Inspect wheel bearings, calipers, and brake fluid before installation.
• Clean hub surface and apply anti-seize where appropriate.
• Follow pad/rotor bedding recommendations for best results.

Who is this for: This Callahan BRAKE PARTS complete front and rear kit is aimed at Hyundai Santa Fe Sport and Kia Sorento owners who want a one-stop replacement for worn rotors and pads—drivers seeking quieter braking, reduced dust, and restored pedal feel without multiple part orders. It suits DIY mechanics comfortable with brake jobs and professional shops looking for an OE-compatible, fit-guaranteed kit for model years 2013–2018 Santa Fe Sport and 2014–2015 Sorento.