1. **Determine Vehicle Categories:**

   - Passenger Cars

   - SUVs

   - Trucks

   - Performance Vehicles

 

2. **Select Brake Pad Manufacturers:**

   Some well-known aftermarket brake pad manufacturers include:

   - Akebono

   - Bosch

   - Raybestos

   - Wagner

   - ACDelco

   - EBC Brakes

   - Power Stop

   - Hawk Performance

   - Centric Parts

 

3. **Gather Vehicle Specifications:**

   For each manufacturer, you would need to gather specifications for:

   - Make (e.g., Ford, Toyota, Honda, Chevrolet)

   - Model (e.g., F-150, Camry, Civic)

   - Year of Manufacture

   - Brake Pad Part Numbers

 

4. **Utilize Online Databases:**

   Websites such as:

   - OEM parts websites (like RockAuto, AutoZone)

   - Manufacturer catalogs

   - Automotive repair databases (like Mitchell1 or ALLDATA)

   Can provide detailed brake pad lists.

 

5. **Compile Data in a Spreadsheet:**

   Once you have gathered data from the various sources, compiling it into a spreadsheet can make it easier to search, manage, and update.

 

### Example of a Small Sample List:

 

| Make | Model | Year | Brake Pad Part Number |

|----------|------------|---------|-----------------------|

| Ford | F-150 | 2005-2020 | FMSI D868 |  

| Honda | Civic | 2006-2011 | FMSI D934 |  

| Chevrolet| Silverado | 2007-2018 | FMSI D1112 |  

| Toyota | Camry | 2012-2020 | FMSI D1428 |  

| Nissan | Altima | 2009-2012 | FMSI D1560 |  

| Subaru | Outback | 2015-2019 | FMSI D1277 |  

| Volkswagen | Jetta | 2010-2018 | FMSI D855 |  

 

### Conclusion:

The detailed list you requested is extensive and would require a significant amount of time and resources to develop accurately. I recommend accessing brake pad catalogs or specific automotive parts databases for the most comprehensive and up-to-date information. If you have specific makes and models in mind, I could help you find the part numbers for those!