🔧 Bendix Premium Copper-Free CFC1114 Ceramic Brake Pad (Rear) with Installation Hardware Review

Approximately 40,000 km - I was hoping for more. Otherwise there are no complaints. They successfully stopped my car while they were on. They were located on the back of the base 2017 Subaru Impreza.

Worst pads I have ever used! Within a month the pads were worn down to the metal. These pads ruined my rotors. I've changed the brakes on my Subaru countless times with no problems. These pads will soften when wet. Don't waste your money, you're lucky if it lasts 3 months.

Great brake pads, I have used them in other Subaru and they work very well. Even on rare track days, they handle braking very well. Just put these pads on my wife's Forester XT 09 and off you go, no problem. Good price!

I installed them myself on a 2015 Subaru Impreza Wagon. Took me about 20 minutes per side including removing the wheel and loosening two 14mm bolts. The parts fit perfectly and work perfectly. I did both front and rear pads at the same time without changing discs. Next time we'll do the whole system.

They fell apart 32 days after installation. Noticed the rear wheels rattling. I thought the gravel got under the brake or on my rotor. NO! The brake pad is gone! Not even 25 days have passed. I tried contacting the manufacturer but they didn't respond with a shred of concern. It's meant to be great brakes and good company, but apparently nothing more.

Bendix is an old company that basically invented the disc brake, servo brake, anti-lock brakes and electric starter (Ever heard of "Bendix"? You. These pads are top notch in every aspect and layered noise canceling technology Easy to install Comes with a drop of high temp lube Just bought another set for my daughter's Subaru.