OEM Toyota Brake Pads Online

What Do Brake Pads Do for a Toyota or Scion Vehicle?

You'll find them in the disc brake systems of every model from Toyota Camry to Scion xA. As textured plates mounted atop brake calipers, they contact brake rotors. This helps produce the friction used to slow the vehicle down and stop it.

What Types of Brake Pads are There?

There are four for sale these days, and you can get one or another for everything from the Scion FR-S to the Toyota Tundra. Organic brake pads, for one, are the commonest, and they're for everyday use. Two more, metallic/semi-metallic and ceramic brake pads, are more durable yet. The last, however, carbon-fiber brake pads, are the toughest of them all, and they deliver maximum stopping power.

What are the Signs Brake Pads are Failing?

They include warped rotors, damaged or worn pad surfaces, unusual whining noises, warnings on the dashboard, grinding sounds, and vibration when you brake. One of the commoner symptoms, though, is slowdown and stopping times taking longer than usual.

When Should You Replace Brake Pads?

Although that depends on where you drive and how, you should take care of the job either way when you start seeing the symptoms above. Before you do, run a complete inspection to be sure of the problem, and change whichever pads the results say need it. Otherwise, change them every 40,000 to 50,000 miles or so, as most owner's manuals suggest. How to do it on just about every vehicle from the Toyota Corolla to the Scion xB is actually fairly simple. Before you order anything new, though, be sure it's genuine OEM.

Why Buy Genuine Toyota & Scion Brake Pads vs. Aftermarket?

The brands design them compatible with every one of their makes and models, from the Scion tC to the Toyota RAV4. Aftermarket brake pads may not fit or function as well as off-brands advertise.

Where Can I Order OEM Replacement Brake Pads for Toyota & Scion Vehicles Online?

Our auto parts store has options galore, all of them affordably priced. For instance, the average cost of brake pad replacement can be several hundred dollars just to start. Our prices, however, fall most often below MSRP. Plus, you're a do-it-yourselfer; you'll be saving even more on labor.

You can browse our catalog more quickly and easily by selecting your brand, model, and model year. Order now, and we'll ship to any US address, fast. If you'd like more info on our store policies -- shipping, returns, cancellations, and more -- feel free to refer to the relevant pages here on our website.

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