I need to replace front and rear rotors, which ones to you Guys recommend. I’ve been having issues finding aftermarket ones online for my specific model. also leaning away from slotted/drilled. Just put akembono pro act ceramics for front/rear pads.

 

Worst case scenario I can get OEM rotors

 

Check out R1 Concepts. They make oem like rotors as well as drilled/slotted for our cars and they are a forum sponsor. I’ve heard great things about their products. I bought their slotted rotors for my car but haven’t had a chance to install yet.

 

Running Akebono ProACT w/ Centric high carbon rotors (OEM style blanks). Having a great experience - about 1 year and 17k miles in and the pads look at least 80% new still, no lips forming on the rotors and best of all... way less brake dust and squeal. Small penalty with initial bite, especially if the pads are cold, but they work just fine after getting heat in them. 10/10 would recommend.

 

Get the original ADVICS disc?

43512-30310 (front)

 

Don't know the size of your wheels, if they're 18" I would recommend getting a set of new GS350F front brake,
they are lighter, larger, better.

 

How about Centric? I haven't ran these on my Lexus, but I run them on my daily. I run stop tech slotted in front and Centric in the rear.

https://www.autoanything.com/brakes/61A5250A0A0.aspx

 

This is probably the best bang for buck. The lady has this setup on her '15 250 F sport (AWD) and zero issues.

 

I’ll def Check them out thanks bro

 

centric and stop tech were some popular ones I’ve been seeing, ill keep the centric high carbons in mind!

 

I got the part numbers for OEM rotors from my Lexus dealer.
front: 43512-30310
rear: 42531-30300

wanna double check and make sure these are correct And best OEM for my fsport

 

Looks like those are for the Non-FSport.
https://www.mylparts.com/v-2015-lexu...--front-brakes

Scrool down and you'll see the difference in the 2nd part of the part number.

 

Would need a whole new setup for that, new calipers. Easy enough sounds like after that but can't only replace the rotors.

 

The P/N for front should be correct, but please upload pictures of your current discs.
One look, we can tell:
https://jp-carparts.com/lexus/part_d...3&part=1271835
P/N for rear... should be 42431-30300:
https://jp-carparts.com/lexus/part_d...2&part=1271581

 

How & Why is going OEM a "worst case scenario"? lol When it comes to brakes, pads, rotors, etc, IMO always prefer to go OEM, or at minimum Lexus recommended, but for lotsa other stuff don't care too much going after market parts. Anyway, once again, just a 2 cents opinion & preference.