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DBA rotors with OEM pads. That's what Slee recommended and I gotta say I'm impressed with the stopping power. They told me that was the longest lasting combination
I use OEM pads front and rear, OEM rotors up front and I have Bosch rotors in the rear, they're fine in my opinion.
One important fact to take note of on Toyota OEM pads verse aftermarket- as you will notice in the picture above of aftermarket pads, almost every brand for every vehicle I have ever seen as in the ones pictured 1/3 to 1/2 of the pad surface is chamfered from the get go. Meaning less actual braking surface initially and more work to be done with less surface area = hotter surface area and faster wear with aftermarket pads. Not sure about the terrain tamer brand, but almost any US sourced pads you will find are like this.
I don't mind using OEM brakes, however for the past 65,000 miles I had two sets of OEM brakes, Pads and rotors, and they've always squeaked. It seems to be a problem inherent with OEM pads and rotors, on other cars I've had as well. Do you have this problem?
This is what I just installed, Amazon, $50 for both axles, AutoZone wants $140 for both axles for these exact same pads.
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