🔥 Smooth Stopping Power: Akebono ACT914 Disc Brake Pad Kit Delivers Superior Performance Review

I love my wife but she drives at two speeds: too fast and stops. These pads will probably stop a 747, so I mounted them on her Honda. Life is good.

Honda mom here used factory pads in the 90s and 00s and tried some Wearever Gold Ceramics on my last Accord and 6 months later they squeaked constantly and had a lot of brake dust on the rims. Installed and driven 2000 miles, I LOVE THESE PADS! Excellent grip with no noise and almost no brake dust. Worth the extra money, put quality parts on your Honda and it will serve you well.

I installed these brake pads on my 2015 Honda Civic EXL; No joke, if you have a jack and the right tools, installation takes less than 20 minutes per side. They have good brake feel and I noticed a slight reduction in brake dust. Very quiet and doesn't make any noise under hard braking like my old Power Stop brakes on my old Accord. Please save money and do it yourself. YouTube is your best friend!

I drive for a living and make hundreds of stops a night and go up and down mountains all night. These brakes run cooler and I use a taller AutoZone carbon rotor and between the two I deform the rotors a lot less than before. I have used different brands and types. This is OEM and standard for Honda. They may not last as long, but they will save me money in the long run because I won't deform the number of rotors I'm used to.

Akebono brake pads. . . actually, what else is there to say? By far the least amount of dust and noise from brake pads I've tried in years. Significantly improved braking performance compared to others. The only downside is that they're a bit more expensive, but $10-$20 really isn't much more, and they don't come with hardware kits that cost $6. In fact, pads are cheap and crashes are expensive. Just take it and get it over with.

I bought these brake pads for my 2012 Honda Accord SE. Fits the OEM size perfectly and I had no trouble installing it. I paired them with a set of Akebono ACT1336 ProACT ultra-premium ceramic rear brake pads and bought ACDelco rotors all round. These pads provide much more stopping power than OEM Honda pads and are about half the price. After a proper break-in, my car is now holding up better than ever. I would definitely recommend Akebono brand brake pads to anyone looking to make their own.

So far I am very impressed with these brake pads. I replaced the front brake pads (these) and rear brake pads (ACT1336) on my 2009 Honda Accord LX-P. I drove this car just over 30,000 miles and to my disappointment the rear pads squeaked. When I removed the old rear pads, I was surprised to find that the inner pads were worn down to the wear indicator. If you have a 2009 Honda Accord or a similar generation, I highly recommend inspecting at least the rear bolsters. I know there has been some…

I have these ACT914 pads (made in USA under Akebono's strict technical control) along with Centric 120.40036 (made in Taiwan and pretty much anything made in USA, Japan or Korea - way better than that , which comes) installed ) from China) on my 2010 Honda Accord LX. The pads and rotors are a huge improvement over the factory pads and rotors. Honda has traditionally excelled in almost everything, but their braking systems and automatic transmissions are the weakest. Just swapping the pads is…

Favorite Akebono brake pads from my last car where I used them in combination with OEM Brembo blank rotors on a 1999 Nissan Maxima 5 speed. I also bought Akebono pads for my other car, a 2004 Infiniti I-35 with an automatic transmission. Both cars have Infiniti 17-inch OEM wheels with I-35 on the original wheels, while the Maxima had a G-35. Surprisingly, the discs with these pads didn't pick up nearly as much brake dust as the other 2 cars in my house that use original OEM pads. Due to the…