Comments by "rondhole" (@rondhole) on "What Are The Best Brake Pads? Cheap vs Expensive Tested!" video.

  1. It does not look like typical high grade brake pads from local Advanced or Autozone. Wagner, Duralast Gold are very good and ceramics. Last long, no corrosion, and as good as the OEM from Toyota or Nissan especially the midrange like Duralast Gold with lifetime warranty nationalwide from Autozone. Advance Auto has no interconnection and we need to keep our receipt.
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  2.  @nickmccain6598  Typical midgrade brake pads from local Advanced or Autozone, Wagner, Duralast Gold are very good and ceramics. Last long, no corrosion, and as good as the OEM from Toyota especially the midrange like Duralast Gold with lifetime warranty nationalwide from Autozone. Advance Auto has no interconnection and we need to keep our receipt. Wagner grip is not as good as Duralast gold. Toyota also sell cheaper ceramics pads with YZZ part number, basically aftermarket in Toyota box. Original pads are usually semi-metallic from Advics or Aisin but cost almost 2x more than YZZ part number. If you want OEM like and quality aftermarket from Akebono or Advics are the best bet. Advics USA 99% are identical with original OE part and better than Dealer parts with YZZ part number. EU suppliers like Bosch, Zimmermann, Textar, Brembo, Hella Pagid, Meyle are usually ECR90 certified (80-120% specification of the OEM).
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