🔄 Bendix PRT5232 Premium Front Drum and Rotor Brake Review

Not suitable for 07 Civic Front. waste of time and effort. The best way is to just buy it from your local car dealer or auto parts store. I noticed.

As my title says it does the job. Some reviews say the center will rust, but that's to be expected of any rotor unless coated. The problem can be exacerbated if you live in the north where there is a lot of snow and a lot of salt on the ground.

Not suitable for Honda Civics. The rotor is about 1 inch larger (that's what she said) and they don't touch the rotor plate. waste of time and money. I bought 2 sets. We drive into the car zone. Save money and time. Collect, Seller/Amazon.

Exact replacement for my 2007 Honda Accord EX 4 cylinder front rotors. Paired with a set of Bendix D914CT CT-3 brake pads, braking becomes smooth and quiet. Since there is no coating they will probably rust eventually, but that's just cosmetic and I don't care much about the looks of a 10 year old car. FYI, the price is for one rotor. Very important!

Only a week has passed, there were no squeaks and other things. I will update if there are any issues but these really are great value for money and they work flawlessly. They don't want to know how much the dealer was willing to charge me for brake/rotor work. Save yourself the hassle and just buy 4 of these, find a good set of brakes and pay $100-$150 to install them, around $300 total. Merchants are real scammers. Get parts elsewhere.

This is a direct replacement for the 2007 Honda Accord SE V6 front rotors. They fit great and work great as Bendix always does. A few tips for those who change them on this car; 1) Approach the Honda and behind the rotor bolts (8 total - 2 per rotor - if all 4 rotors are replaced) before beginning this job. 2) Buy at least 2 sets of screw extractors because after 2 rotors the set I bought broke and I needed more for the rear rotors. 3) Buy an anti-seize compound, apply it to the new bolts in…