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Brakes/aftermarket part availability

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Any one have luck finding aftermarket or let alone oem parts for these pigs? I have a ‘23 outlander that is in need of new brakes and I just cannot bring my self to pay the quoted $365 to change front pads. It’s also a touch perplexing to me that they have only lasted 10k miles, seems a little low compared to other brands I’ve driven. Anyway I’ve scoured all the usual advanced, autozone, Napa, Oreo Lu with no luck, RockAuto does have ‘22 pads in stock but not sure if they are similar to what I need in the ‘23.
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I've also had difficuty buying standard service items at other than a dealer. It's almost as though Mitsubishi is either deliberately herding consumers to dealers, or was unprepared for the sales volume.
Whatever the reason, parts are hard to fund, and dealer services are very expensive.
There is quite a lot of commonality with Nissan, so you might have some success sourcing parts from them as an option.
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I'm also very surprise how theres nowhere to be found for parts for the 23 Outlander.
The only thing i could find for now is just the oil filter (which recently started selling at auto stores) and 1 brand for air filter.
However, i found this website below that states brakes for 2023 Outlander Sport:


i just dont know if its the exact fit since this is the only site i found that states it, no other confirmation
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Check PartsGeek.com. It looks like they've added quite a few Outlander parts to support the DIY folks.
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Thank you for the responses, it’s a little frustrating but I’ll work through it. I do plan on getting a set of ‘22 brake pads from rock auto and do some visual and measurements to see if they are the same as I would assume they are. I cannot imaging a total brake re-design after after ‘22. For major services I will proceed to the dealer but simple wear items I’d much prefer to do it myself and save hundreds.
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Jcduerrs said:
Thank you for the responses, it’s a little frustrating but I’ll work through it. I do plan on getting a set of ‘22 brake pads from rock auto and do some visual and measurements to see if they are the same as I would assume they are. I cannot imaging a total brake re-design after after ‘22. For major services I will proceed to the dealer but simple wear items I’d much prefer to do it myself and save hundreds.
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I have a theory that while the Outlander is based on the Rogue (as we do know), the front brakes are from the Pathfinder based on having the same design measurements. It would be interesting to see if the part numbers are cross-compatible.
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2023 outlander front brake pad part number from Mitsubishi (4605c463). This part is also used on the 2022 model and is available via Rockauto for 50% of what dealer wants for just the parts
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