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Brand New Race-Driven Standard Brake Rotors and MudRat Brake Pads. You will receive 4 brake rotors and 4 sets of brake pads to replace the front and rear brakes on the following: 2009 2010 Polaris Ranger 500 4x4 EFI. New Race-Driven Standard Brake Rotors are made from tempered stainless steel for not only a great look but also optimal performance. Standard Rotors are designed to live up to if not surpass OEM standards. Race-Driven MudRat Brake Pads are a pad which will far out last any semi metallic or organic pad on the market. These pads will work excellent in all conditions including mud, water, sand, racing and any other condition you can throw at them. Race-Driven is committed to bringing the highest quality products to all riders at an affordable price. Customer Driven – Quality Driven – Race-Driven.Customer Reviews
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We understand that online ordering can be difficult and at times merchandise needs to be returned for either a refund or an exchange. Please read through our Return/Exchange Policy before starting the return process. If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Service Center.
- All items MUST be returned in new condition. Please do not use anything if you are planning on returning it. Do not wear jackets, helmets or gloves out for a ride, or mount and use parts before you initiate a return. We will not be able to accept them for a refund.
- All returned items are inspected. Used and/or damaged items may be returned to the customer unless prior authorization was approved.
- Please note that we do not refund any shipping fees, duties, taxes or brokerage fees for any orders.
- All Shipping fees for returned or exchanged items are the customer’s responsibility unless otherwise arranged with our Customer Service Center.
