Akebono ACT1391A Brake Pads, ProAct Ultra-Premium, Rear, 15.2 mm Thick, Set of 4

Nice and easy to install on my 2019 Toyota highlander 4 cylinder, no noises

Okay... some hard facts. these Akebono brakes pads are OUTSTANDING... costing around $52. My first purchase was a high recommended set... costing around $28. The$28 dollar pads Squeaked! I am sure the $28 were great for other cars but not for a Toyota Sienna. The Akebono came with all the needed hardware. Let me suggest that the Akebono tapered cut is the quality difference. Look at photos before purchasing. Both brake pads were super easy to install. Both were an exact fit. I really like the Akebono for the Sienna

These are the only pads I run anymore. Nice and quiet and last a long time with minimal dust. Good stopping power. These were for the rear but getting ready to put another set on the fronts tomorrow. Running them on 2018 Toyota Highlander and 2010 Hyundai Elantra. I've driven them in the mountains on steep, windy roads and they have never faded on me. Used them on my 4Runner when I had it too.

My car is a 2010 Lexus RX 350 (most people don't identify the make and model of their cars in these reviews, which makes it 30% less helpful for other shoppers). These rear pads fit nicely (so do the front pads). I bought them in October 2021 and installed them in May 2022. They had been at work for about nine months now and I have put almost 8,000 miles on them. There was no problem so far. They make no noise and do a good job of stopping my car's rear wheels. I believe they will last about 40,000 miles or more. I've provided a photo of a comparison between the Akebono vs. the old pads, they look good and work well. The only complaint I have about them is the clips that come with the package were very difficult to install into the caliper. These clips are supposed to hold the pads in place so they don't slip while braking. However, the clips were a little bit too big and not a perfect fit like the OEM ones. I gave up after a while and just used the old OEM clips from the old brake pads. That worked so I was happy. I would buy their pads again from Akebono.

These Akebono rear brake pads for 2015 Toyota Highlander were a perfect fit. No problem so far, installation was a breeze. I have Akebono pads on my front wheels also and have had no problems.

I have been using these ceramic Akebono brake pads (front and rear) on my 2015 Sienna after reading about their quality and minimal brake dust left on the wheels. This Akebono kits comes with all the metal clips/slides/low pad warning/etc/ that you would replace on the current caliper and carrier- just be sure to grease/lube them appropriately. If this is your first time, pull up a YouTube video or take pictures of the old brake pad setup so you'll know where to place each metal piece. I don't expect to have issues with them, as I have purchased these in the past.

Good pads. No noise. Clips are too big for 2015 rx350. I had to use the old ones.

Works well. No brake squeaks, big reduction in brake dust.