Brake discs Brembo or OEM Toyota

For just over $600 and two separate weekends of doing rears first then fronts, I did a complete OEM replacement Brembo brake job. New rotors, new pads, new clips.

Brembo from Napa.. rotors and pads.. keep an eye out for 20% off coupons… they come out often…other than that, there are many online Toyota dealers that discount… cheers!!

I swapped out some very sad stock rotors for slotted ones and I DID notice a difference but only because I'd done the pads as well and well.... fresh brakes!

I installed Brembo rotors on my 2016 and all 4 tires and have been happy with the improvement I have noticed.

Keep the solid brembo rotors. They are bullet proof compared to others.

I’ve always preferred Brembo rotors with Hawk, EBC, or Akebono brake pads.

Akebono for comfort, Hawk for longevity, EBC for performance.

Hawk pads are really good for performance as well but they require more heat to work better, while EBC just work great without warmup, but EBC pads do not last long.

Ich hatte bei Brembo das Problem, dass die innen nicht beschichtet sind und schnell Flugrost ansetzen. ATE hatte das nicht.

I use brembo for disks and textar for pads. I used brembo for both but I jas to replace the pads after 10k, they do work very well but they are too soft for daily use. Now I Hva put on textar pads and they are very good!

I’m bummed a year into my new Brembo rotors and they are rusting at the hub. It looked like they had silver paint on them. Damn it.

I hate the OEM Brembos. There were several micro-fractures on the holes when I swapped out the rotors.