Prime choice brake pads
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Looks pretty cheap to me. With brake parts you often get what you paid for. I would expect them to wear fast and also have high dust since quality ceramic pads are usually 50+
Does that mean they won't work? No, I'm sure they will work for stopping the car but might have higher dust or more noise.
I use Wearever Platinum ceramics from advance auto, with rotors you can get enough in the cart to use the 40% off code
Does that mean they won't work? No, I'm sure they will work for stopping the car but might have higher dust or more noise.
I use Wearever Platinum ceramics from advance auto, with rotors you can get enough in the cart to use the 40% off code
+1 to what 901Memphis said.
Cheep ceramic pads typically coupled with high-dusting and short (very short) durability issues.
The cheepest ceramic brake pads I used on camrys lasted around 8mnths of 80% in-city driving and worn out; ATE, Akebono proACTS or even Monroe and some regular grade Wagners typically gets 3yrs avg of use.
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Lastly: I got 30% approx. customer comebacks when using cheep ceramic pads, mostly due to noise (squeals of some sort) after a couple of mnth's of usage (poor bedding)
Cheep ceramic pads typically coupled with high-dusting and short (very short) durability issues.
The cheepest ceramic brake pads I used on camrys lasted around 8mnths of 80% in-city driving and worn out; ATE, Akebono proACTS or even Monroe and some regular grade Wagners typically gets 3yrs avg of use.
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Lastly: I got 30% approx. customer comebacks when using cheep ceramic pads, mostly due to noise (squeals of some sort) after a couple of mnth's of usage (poor bedding)
Wagner TQ or Akebono. No need to hunt around for anything else.
I put on some semi metallic rear pads on my vehicle about 2 months ago, so far so good with no dust at all yet. Time will tell, but so far so good...
Rears are a different story. Some rear brake don't do much work so you won'tddust as fast as fronts.
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