2010 Toyota Brakes OEM Online Order

fishycomics

fishycomics

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I am lookingfor exact OEM brake pads for a Toyota 2010 corolla, they sell for 67.00 at the dealer they are quite expensive just for pads . I paid 38-42 for fronts alone on a Honda always.... Toyota on te other hand are hard to find!!

any help be appreciated iam most likely 10K or less for a change and 2 months. time to swap out before inspection!

Each dealer has their set price , trust me , they do by us
 
Donabed Kopoian

Donabed Kopoian

6 Speed Master
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I use Yellowstuff Kevlar if you can get them. They bite hard and they have a long liner life. If you only have a choice between Green and Red, then get the Greenstuff pads.
 
Donabed Kopoian

Donabed Kopoian

6 Speed Master
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No Lifetime Warranty, but when I say these pads will stop better than anything else on the planet, trust me when I say I'd rather buy these every 70,000 miles over having a lifetime supply of mediocre pads.

In my Matrix, with EBC 3GD rotors and EBC Yellowstuff Kevlar pads, my 60 - 0 time was under 1.5 seconds. Those brakes had the added bonus of pissing off my girlfriend in a threshold braking stop, LOL.
 
Donabed Kopoian

Donabed Kopoian

6 Speed Master
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stvotw:

These are the Yellowstuff Pads @ $136.02
http://www.shopebcbrakes.com/EBC-Yellowstuff-Brakes/p99672?sku=

These are the Greenstuff Pads @ $107.08
http://www.shopebcbrakes.com/EBC-Greenstuff-2000-Series-Brakes/p99669?sku=

For $370.26, you can get Greenstuff Pads with USR slotted rotors
http://www.shopebcbrakes.com/EBC-Stage-2-Sport-Kit/p22?sku=

For $437.73, you can get Yellowstuff Pads with 3GD slotted and dimpled rotors (this is the kit I had on my Matrix)
http://www.shopebcbrakes.com/EBC-Stage-5-Super-Street-Kit/p25?sku=

They also have a sale going on at the moment.

Of course, these are expensive brakes, but their performance is relative to their price.

However, if you are happy with the factory brakes, then you will want to go Scott's route and go with the Lifetime warranty pads that were $60.

Also, the 3GD rotors do make a whirring sound while driving because of the large cooling vanes. It didn't bother me, but a casual driver will probably find it annoying.
 
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