blk250

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Hi all,
My front brake pads from the driver's side are worn out more compare to the passenger's side.
Does anyone know what is the cause? or it is normal.

Thanks for your input.

carchitect

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Which side of your brake pedal do you press on mostly?

J/K, it won't make a difference there. I think the issue you maybe experiencing is from pads dragging on the fit kit.

Make sure you install new OEM Lexus pads, shims and fitting kit. Resurface the brake rotors and clean and lube the caliper slide pins with 3M silicone paste and install brake grease p/n#08887-80609 on the fitting kit, between the shims and pads and the ends of the brake pads. Make sure to not get any on the brake rotors and the friction surface of the pads or use a clean rag and brake cleaner to wipe it clean.

If the task is beyond your capabilities have it serviced by an experienced Toyota/Lexus technician. Brakes are something you don't want to take for granted.

blk250

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Thanks carchitect for your response.
I bought the OEM pads and the sale person provided me the grease for free. I still need to OEM shim kit like you said.