Carquet Wearever ceramic pads - good or not?
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Originally Posted by MrMoody
Originally Posted by Linctex
Ceramic pads = less brake dust
That's the ONLY good thing I will say about them.
Everything else about them, I hate.
I'm with you. They're like trying to stop on bars of soap.
I haven't tried any aftermarket pads yet, but my OEM ceramic pads are amazing. After 30000 miles they still have 0.8 mm depth and work nicely, I've never had any problems with stopping
Originally Posted by Linctex
Ceramic pads = less brake dust
That's the ONLY good thing I will say about them.
Everything else about them, I hate.
I'm with you. They're like trying to stop on bars of soap.
I haven't tried any aftermarket pads yet, but my OEM ceramic pads are amazing. After 30000 miles they still have 0.8 mm depth and work nicely, I've never had any problems with stopping
Originally Posted by slacktide_bitog
Your 2017 already needs new pads? How many miles on the car?
Rock Auto has the Raybestos EHT pads at a good price
Bought in 08/2016 30k miles so far
The car doesn't need pads right now, still 0.8 mm left on them.
I plan to change pads in a year from now, decided to start stocking now
Your 2017 already needs new pads? How many miles on the car?
Rock Auto has the Raybestos EHT pads at a good price
Bought in 08/2016 30k miles so far
The car doesn't need pads right now, still 0.8 mm left on them.
I plan to change pads in a year from now, decided to start stocking now
Originally Posted by slacktide_bitog
Your 2017 already needs new pads? How many miles on the car?
Rock Auto has the Raybestos EHT pads at a good price
Found ceramic and hybrid pads, but only the front ones. Which one would you go with? The price difference is $4
Your 2017 already needs new pads? How many miles on the car?
Rock Auto has the Raybestos EHT pads at a good price
Found ceramic and hybrid pads, but only the front ones. Which one would you go with? The price difference is $4
I would go with Raybestos EHT, currently have them on 2014 Sienna and really like them.
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Originally Posted by slacktide_bitog
Your 2017 already needs new pads? How many miles on the car?
Rock Auto has the Raybestos EHT pads at a good price
Found ceramic and hybrid pads, but only the front ones. Which one would you go with? The price difference is $4
The hybrid pads. They are listed under the Premium section (Economy, Daily Driver, Premium). For the rear, get Wagner Thermoquiet.
Originally Posted by slacktide_bitog
Your 2017 already needs new pads? How many miles on the car?
Rock Auto has the Raybestos EHT pads at a good price
Found ceramic and hybrid pads, but only the front ones. Which one would you go with? The price difference is $4
The hybrid pads. They are listed under the Premium section (Economy, Daily Driver, Premium). For the rear, get Wagner Thermoquiet.
I believe the full name is Raybestos EHT Element3 or something like that, it is a hybrid pad.
Originally Posted by diyjake
I believe the full name is Raybestos EHT Element3 or something like that, it is a hybrid pad.
Actually I just ordered both front and rear Raybestos pad sets as the rear became available - only $56.84 after tax and shipping, that's a deal!
I believe the full name is Raybestos EHT Element3 or something like that, it is a hybrid pad.
Actually I just ordered both front and rear Raybestos pad sets as the rear became available - only $56.84 after tax and shipping, that's a deal!
Originally Posted by sprite1741
O'Reilly Brake Best Ceramic(top line)pads and rotors. Had to replace after 2 years because of pulsation. Switched to Autozone semi-metallic pads and rotors. 1 year so far no problems and no brake dust. Had to put AZ ceramic for the rear pads because that's all they had, no problems. There are different grades of ceramic pads. After my experience with the high priced ones I go the cheaper route. I buy Autozone because of the lifetime warranty.
Wearever, BrakeBest, Duralast and Bendix are all made by the same company - MAT Roulunds in India or China. I tend to stay away from those.
O'Reilly Brake Best Ceramic(top line)pads and rotors. Had to replace after 2 years because of pulsation. Switched to Autozone semi-metallic pads and rotors. 1 year so far no problems and no brake dust. Had to put AZ ceramic for the rear pads because that's all they had, no problems. There are different grades of ceramic pads. After my experience with the high priced ones I go the cheaper route. I buy Autozone because of the lifetime warranty.
Wearever, BrakeBest, Duralast and Bendix are all made by the same company - MAT Roulunds in India or China. I tend to stay away from those.
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