Brake pads Bosch or Raybestos

Raybestos Brake pads
CamillaJPookington
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Rating 5.0

I recently replaced front and rear pads and rotors on my 2021 CE TURBO with Raybestos EHT3 pads and element 3 rotors (rear) and Raybestos specialty performance rotors (front). I'd highly recommend them. They stop a little better than stock and handle heat a lot better. The rotors are also fully coated and don't rust. They've been 100% quiet and feel great.

Pros: better stopping, heat resistant, quiet
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Raybestos Brake pads

Last point since you're doing brakes, I'll plug Raybestos Element 3 pads and rotors. Installed them on my wife's car last year and I'm genuinely impressed at the braking response in her car.

Pros: impressive braking response
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Bosch Brake pads

Fourth I would make sure you are using high quality pads and rotors. Use name brands like raybestos, centric, Bosch, etc. Lower quality brands will have more issues.

Pros: high quality pads and rotors
Cons: lower quality more issues
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Bosch Brake pads
cooguy1
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Rating 4.0

Depending on the tier of pads Autozone does source from Bosch. The big benefit to Autozone is that you only pay once as they do a lifetime warranty and it covers wear. I have their most expensive pads on my car and have replaced them twice a year for 5 years now.

Pros: lifetime warranty
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Bosch Brake pads
HazelnutDVR
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Rating 4.5

Ceramic pads Bosch Quietcast BC1047 or Wagner OEX for longevity, cleaner wheels and reduced stopping distance when warmed up.

Pros: longevity, clean wheels
Cons: reduced stopping distance when warmed up
Part number: BC1047
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Bosch Brake pads

I got a nice upgraded pad and rotor kit (all 4) for around $340. If you already have a set of wrenches, you can probably just do the job yourself; so many youtube tutorials. I did a full brake job on my other car for the first time ever so bought all the tools needed (maybe $150 worth) - wrench set, torque wrench, breaker bar, wire brushes, grease, brakleen spray - and still very much under what I would have spent at a mechanic. If you have the space and time, it's really not that bad and can actually be enjoyable with some beer and tunes. Would never go to the dealer for something like that unless I had money to burn.

Pros: inexpensive, easy DIY
Vehicle: Mazda
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Bosch Brake pads

I went for Bosch models. Fronts have faired much better than oem. Rears I had some other issues (didn’t use service mode) that destroyed them prematurely

Pros: fronts better than OEM
Cons: rears destroyed prematurely
Vehicle: Mazda
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Bosch Brake pads
tvanore
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Rating 2.0

Replaced front and rear pads with Bosch quietcast ceramic pads. Greased the back of the pads and slides. Pads squeak obnoxiously when cold. So when I roll out of my driveway and brake it’s loud. Then down the street I brake and it’s loud. But once I get rolling onto the main road and they warm up it makes no noise.

Cons: squeak when cold
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