Why do brake pads have two different item#s and prices for the same axle? Is the cheaper good? Is the more expensive better? What do you use?
Why brake pads have two different item#s and prices?
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The cheaper ones are the economy version Toyota uses for their $199 (example) per axle brake specials whenever that used to occur or maybe it still does, not sure.
I would recommend using the slightly higher priced pads if you're able to. The cheaper ones will work but they're not as good as the more expensive ones from my experience.
I would recommend using the slightly higher priced pads if you're able to. The cheaper ones will work but they're not as good as the more expensive ones from my experience.
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What difference did you notice? was it dust, noise or wear?
All three
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The economy are just the same as using the cheap auto parts brake pads. Don't use them they are not good. I have heard they make noise, create more dust, and don't last as long.
