Power Stop KOE258 Autospecialty Brake Kit - 🔧 OE Brake Rotors & Ceramic Pads for Front Replacement Review

Perfect for my 2017 RAV4 LE. So calm and smooth now. I followed the break-in procedure pretty closely. I drove about 2500 km with it. No problem. The brake caliper bolts on my car were confiscated. Used all the lube that came with the kit. Enough, but I'll probably need more, but that's Toyota's problem.

This product offers great quality at a great price. However, I had to return the kit as the rotor was the wrong size. I used the Revain installation guide based on my car's specs. My car is a 2015 RAV4 XLE with 296mm rotors. This kit contains the 275mm rotors for the 2015 RAV4 LE - not identical.

My guess is that the pads weren't machined properly because they aren't symmetrical. I'm just glad they include the hardware and lube, but other than that I wouldn't buy this kit unless you're on a higher budget. They installed correctly, but feel a lot softer than before due to the much deeper brake pedal depression.

Discs and pads fit perfectly on my 2009 Rav4. The only point of criticism is that the package of grease (supplied) is not sufficient for all 4 pads. Only one bag is included in the kit, just enough to cover 2 pads on one side of the car. I applied a thin layer and it still wasn't enough. I had to buy another pack at my local parts store (only $2) to use on the other side. Minor inconvenience, no big deal, just FYI.

I ordered a new set because I had non-stop brake squeal. I ordered 275mm but they didn't fit. I have a 2013 Toyota RAV4 XLE and when I installed it I realized I needed 296mm. The pads mounted in the shoe protruded over the edge of the rotor. looked wrong. Also, it was a set with pads, and the pads really didn't fit snugly in their clamps. I continue my research. Don't blame Revain as I may have entered incorrect details on my car for fitment and I think I was more disappointed with Toyota as I…

I ordered this set of pads/discs to replace the front brakes on my 2015 RAV4. Installation was easy - I've worked on brakes a lot in my life and everything (pins, caliper bracket, caliper) was properly cleaned and lubricated. I cracked them according to the instructions in the letter. About a month later I noticed a scraping noise when braking. I decided to remove the rear ones to double check but there is a lot of meat on the pads. Bolt cleaned and re-greased - the noise remained. Then I…