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Rear Brake Shoes - Chevrolet/GMC C1500/K1500 - BFA73647
Rear Brake Shoes - Chevrolet/GMC C1500/K1500 - BFA73647
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Rear brake shoes for the Chevrolet/GMC C1500 and K1500.
Part numbers
TRQ BFA73647.
Fits
C1500 (2WD) and K1500 (4WD), 1988-1999, 11.13 x 2.75 inch rear drum brakes.
Why it matters
Worn rear shoes show up as reduced stopping power and a spongier pedal feel — easy to overlook because the front discs do most of the visible work, but the rears are carrying more load than people think, especially when braking downhill or towing.
What you get
One set of rear brake shoes.
If you're not certain this is the right part, drop us your VIN before ordering. We'd rather check it now than have you sending it back.
While you're in there
- Rear Drum Hardware Kit — springs, pins, and adjusters at this age are tired or corroded. Replacing the shoes and reusing old hardware is the reason people end up back in there six months later. Do both now.
- Front Brake Rotors — if the rears need doing, the fronts almost certainly need a look too. A brake job is a brake job.
- OBS-UAE HD Front Brake Upgrade Kit — if you're refreshing the whole system, this is the point where the front upgrade makes sense. Sorted front and rear together.
Description
Rear brake shoes for the Chevrolet/GMC C1500 and K1500.
Part numbers
TRQ BFA73647.
Fits
C1500 (2WD) and K1500 (4WD), 1988-1999, 11.13 x 2.75 inch rear drum brakes.
Why it matters
Worn rear shoes show up as reduced stopping power and a spongier pedal feel — easy to overlook because the front discs do most of the visible work, but the rears are carrying more load than people think, especially when braking downhill or towing.
What you get
One set of rear brake shoes.
If you're not certain this is the right part, drop us your VIN before ordering. We'd rather check it now than have you sending it back.
While you're in there
- Rear Drum Hardware Kit — springs, pins, and adjusters at this age are tired or corroded. Replacing the shoes and reusing old hardware is the reason people end up back in there six months later. Do both now.
- Front Brake Rotors — if the rears need doing, the fronts almost certainly need a look too. A brake job is a brake job.
- OBS-UAE HD Front Brake Upgrade Kit — if you're refreshing the whole system, this is the point where the front upgrade makes sense. Sorted front and rear together.
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