Auto Zone is being an *** and can't seem to replace my defective Morse Calipers with new ones because Morse is outta stock. They tried to give me unloaded Fenco crap and those were missing the E-Brake return spring. I know Beck Arnley has Loaded Calipers in stock for my rears but I'm not sure if they compare up to Morse. I don't wanna do **** brakes because I hesitantly let them give me Fenco and they were crap. I returned Fencos and need something soon as my brakes work fine but only with the E-Brake disconnected. Thanks rotorheads.

 

How old are the Morse calipers and why are they defective?

I've never had a problem with Fenco. Don't know why yours were crap? Couldn't use just swap the old springs off your Morse calipers?

Beckarnley is good stuff and use it without worry.

 

If I were you I would probably try to get the same ones you have since I think they have LLT warrenty, I think that the beck arnley, While a good product, only has (From what I remember) a 3 month to 1 yr warrenty.

 

true, the Beck Arnley only has 3mo. warranty while the morse loaded have LLT. The reason the morse were defective, however, was because of the E-Brake and related components. I would've been stupid to put possible defective products on "new" brakes. And the Morse calipers are not even a year old. The problem with replacing them is because Morse is outta stock on my calipers. Should I just go somewhere else other than AutoZone? I would have to get my money back then and return my old brakes which would mean I'd have to front the cash for the new brakes first. I HATE AutoZone!!!

 

If morse is out of stock what about any of the other autozones in the area? sometimes if the other stores have them in stock still they may send a driver to go pick it up for you.

If they wont do that just get your money back and go someplace else.

I hate autozone too, working there sucks.

 

Yea, They checked the inventory of all the east coast AutoZones and even called to see if the St. Louis store could get them in. No luck. Oh well. I'll figure something out.