ghoffner

Does anybody know the TSB #? I just called my dealer and the lady I spoke with seemed clueless as to what I was talking about...

kareemRCF

Yes please somebody post it.

ThaDRD

If you can't wait for somebody else to post it, buy a 2-day pass for $15 on https://techinfo.toyota.com. They host all the TSBs and repair manuals.

offroad200

L-sb-0054-15

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iTrader: (1)

just got mine done. the install went smoothly and no cost to me. However they did crack my LEXON Sideskirts. They immediately offered to pay for the damages. I am just going to fix them myself.

JCtx

Unfortunately that kind of thing happens more often than not. I've been the recipient of that kind of news several times. Please let us know when you have some miles your impression with dust and braking performance vs original pads.

I have a question that some other owners might be interested in: Until when can we choose to have the brake pads replaced? TSBs are valid for the duration of warranty. But this one being on a wear item, might only be for the 'adjustment' period, which typically runs for one year or 12K miles, whichever occurs first. Curious about that.

ChuH

Please report back after a week of usage on noise and dust issue. Tired of having to clay the wheels every couple of weeks and the squealing. Waiting to hear back from my local service manager on the TSB once he return from his leave.

ISF001

Someone who either tracks the car or drives it hard should report back if there is a noticeable difference in braking performance resulting from the replacement pads.

The current pads may squeal some times at very low speeds (stopping at a light, slowing in a lot), but they have excellent stopping power at high speeds.

ISF001

That's why I just posted my previous note. The brakes are amazing.

LRCSALES

iTrader: (1)

well do. about 25 miles so far

just raced a c7 stingray and smashed him with the spray of course

ZiPPyRCF

They ordered mine day before yesterday, so I hope to get the car back tomorrow.

I also loved how the car felt, and the braking power they provided. I really hope I don't regret the change, just to get rid of a squeal at slow speeds and brake dust. But it really bothered me. Fingers crossed gents.

Cheers,

gs400jon

I talked with my service advisor yesterday. The TSB states there will be diminished braking power with the replacements, some decrease in squeaking. Three people at this dealership have had the TSB work done. One complained that the squeaking remains, no feedback on brake dust or braking performance yet. BTW, Lexus will only perform the TSB once is what I heard. I decided to hold off on replacements since squeaking isn't a big problem and the polished wheels don't show the brake dust too badly. If the difference in braking is a couple feet to stop, that could make a BIG difference. The wheels on my previous LS460 Sport looked terrible, just 50 miles after washing.

ZiPPyRCF

I decided to not change the brakes at this time. I can't justify reducing braking power for a squeaking now and again, and brake dust. It's been bothering me for the last 2 days, so just went ahead and cancelled the pad order. The pads were actually on back order, so I would have to wait until Monday or Tuesday. But one of the molding for the windshield is defective, so I still have to wait and drive around a slow IS250 next week.

I'm going to wear these stock brakes down a bit, then drop the cash for the performance ceramic brake pads.

JCtx

I'm also going to keep the stock brakes. Don't use the car much, but when I do, like to drive aggressively. Same with changing to the Pilot A/S3 tires. Will leave the car exactly how Lexus intended it to perform. But we have to be careful in winter folks. Remember there's significantly longer stopping distances in the cold (even if dry) with our max summer tires. Be safe out there.

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iTrader: (1)

brakes have not squeaked one time. The dust issue is almost completely gone. almost dustless i am very pleased. good pedal feel as well