Asuarez18

Hey Fellas, can you guys share some websites on where to purchase these 'ACT 1118' Pads at the best price? I need to order some new pads ASAP!!!

Thanks

AtomicAWD

I got mine (ASPs) from Tirerack through eBay. Just check there and Amazon, which looks like it might be cheaper now.

simon876

Ordered mine from EBAY and got it for $47. Had absolutely no issues with it.

YoungRider

Just to confirm.... I’m in need of brakes as well,

The Akebono ACT1118 Pads is for the fronts and Akebono ACT1113 are for the rears?

Assuming they'll fit my 2018 IS350 right?

Ajowhan

iTrader: (1)

Which Akebono pad do I need for 2014 is 250 f sport front brake? I bought the ASP 1118 but it did not fit..

Flash5

The 2014's have 2 piston calipers don't they?

3ISJerry

iTrader: (1)

ACT 1178 fits your front.

YoungRider

Im assuming 2014-2018 all should be the same but all depends on the models. The IS250's have smaller brake setup up front than the IS350's. ASP1118 are label for the IS350.

mvppadilla

I have been using ACT1118 (front) and ACT1391 (rear) on my IS300 f-sport for about 500 miles. They are a good compromise between performance and durability. No more dust. I do agree that they feel way softer than OEM pads, and the initial bite is just not there.

fwiw, I was able to get 19,000 miles out of the original f-sport pads, they had about 4-5 mm left all around when removed.

tekmode

is the part number the same for fronts on a 2018 IS300 FSport RWD

When I check the Akebono website, it only shows rear pads

mvppadilla

ACT1118 (front) and ACT1391 (rear) is what I am using on my 2018 IS300 FSport RWD

Flash5

This is correct. I used ASP1118’s though which are just a little more performance oriented.

E46CT

If you're going to go for "a little more performance" why not just go for stock levels of performance and go for premium german OEM pads? same maker as BMW so you know it's good. hell it's probably a close version of BMW's formula. lol

Flash5

Because not everyone here cares about GERMAN pads. Akebono’s are good pads. What’s wrong with getting something OTHER than GERMAN?

AtomicAWD

Shoulda known, "Akebono" didn't sound German. Now I'm stuck with these quality pads at a reasonable price, that perform well, last long, are quiet, and don't belch dust like an open vacuum cleaner bag. After all, the signature mark of German cars is blacked-out wheels a few hours after you wash it.