Luap

Local shop says I need them, , they get theirs from OReileys auto parts and I am afraid they are really cheap pads although they do carry Wagner pads .
Where to get the best pads ??
I have 90K miles on my GX

Thanks

will1904

EBC Greenstuff 6000

DiabloX22

Akebono, I use them on all my cars. Cant go wrong! Are they doing anything to the rotors? I bought Pep Boys "best" rotors because they had the Akebonos in stock but not the rotors. They warped in 2 days! Then the store manager said he found the ,lifetime Bosch rotors, Im not a huge fan of Bosch, but he didn't charge me for the upgrade. So far so good. Do your research.

Luap

Started to do research , but then I thought , I could spend hours researching and I do not wnat to do that again as I have before .

So , I will just take away something from here as in info , and buy 'em ,and get 'er done

JLee50

I usually run Centric ceramic pads and Centric rotors on my vehicles.

Dallasguy1

Did mine all four corners but went with the oems bit more brake dust then I want but worth the hassle as braking power is not compromised

LoneHiker

Most brake pads on the market these days will work at least as well as oem, usually there's almost no difference between the cheapest and the most expensive, except possibly the warranty (lifetime on some of them).

I use Napa Adaptive One brakes on all my vehicles because they're one of the only brake pads that use a different material on the inboard pad versus the outboard pad. The reason for this is that you get less brake dust from the outboard pad, keeping your wheels cleaner, but they still stop as well or better than OEM due to the high friction/high graphite content in the inboard pad.

EddieK05

I've always used Akebono pads for my Honda and Toyota. Great pads.

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