Discs and pads Front and rear

[Brian1957]

Replacing front and rear discs and pads lots of different manufacturers out there are any better or are all alike.

Any advice welcomed.

Thanks in advance.

Original from Toyota a lot more expensive are they worth it?

Toyota Alphard 2.4 2007 petrol

[stevem1955]

Hi I would recommend Brembo discs and pads they are not the cheapest but are worth it. You can get them from Autodoc online.

[Brian1957]

Many thanks Steve

Appreciate your help 

Brian 

[Rojie]

1 hour ago, Brian1957 said:

Many thanks Steve

Appreciate your help 

Brian 

 

Let us know how you get on, especially on the prices.

 

I have Brembo discs and pads on a vehicle I own; not my Alphie.

The costs can be considerable.

[Brian1957]

No problem and will do 

Apec Red is what is on now but if discs are needed want them same brand

Apec blue are seemingly not so good as Apec Red but looking too compare and listen to other folk like you for guidance.

Don't mind paying a little more if better but obviously don't have money to throw or waste.

Will let you know how I go thanks

[Picasso]

I personally go for blueprint as they are oe spec and for the jdm market  

[Brian1957]

Hi Picasso 

Thanks am getting pricing on a few and will be ordering later this week all you guys help  is appreciated.thanks

If you get a chance could you let me know if there is a place prefer 2nd hand a indicator lense clear part for my headlamp and cluster at back and reflector 

Photo attached 

As a club does someone have a master catalogue on said spares so all can view for easy ordering perhaps.

[Monksey]

Hi Brian1957,

Have a look on opie oils Web site usually good prices, and they stock the blueprint pads.

 

[BigNev]

I changed ours when we got it for Apec Red, from my local autofactors. Very happy with the stopping power. 

Did you have any concerns about yours with that brand?

The Apec Blue were the old "Brakefit" subsidiary which were a bit cheaper, but still good stuff, had them on our Subaru Outback 3.0.