Bendix Premium Copper Free CFC1650 Ceramic Brake Pad: Enhance your Front Braking with Installation Hardware Review

Brake pads feel very quiet/efficient. I had a mechanic friend who replaced these pads and rotors on my 2013 Altima SL sedan so I can't speak firsthand about the ease of installation and fit, but he wasn't upset with me so they must have been a good fit to have.

I bought poor quality pads to save money. They were terrible. They were noisy, they were dusty and didn't seem to stop the car as well as those Bendix pads. I ended up spending another $20 to get the good pads that I should have used from the start. Doing the work twice costs a lot more. Lesson learned.

Replaced my discs with a DuraGo BR901432 and these new Bendix brake pads. Installation was easy and they come with a variety of hardware sizes and plenty of lube. Braking is soft and quiet. They can generate more brake dust, but that's to be expected with ceramic brakes. Just wash your car/wheels more often if this is a problem.

Let me start by saying that these seals are of high quality. They fit my 2016 Nissan Altima perfectly. The last two "premium" brake pads I used from advanced auto parts made a lot of noise. They jingled when I turned the steering wheel at low speeds and squeaked when I applied the brakes from start to finish. With these Bendix brake pads, braking becomes noticeably more comfortable and smoother. It's like there's a layer of rubber between the pads and the caliper. Checked, there really is a…