Bosch BC1451 QuietCast Premium Ceramic Rear Disc Brake Pad Set for Acura TSX and Honda Accord Review

I haven't done rear disc brakes in several years. Always bought Akebono because they seemed the closest to the original Honda pads at a lower price. These Bosch parts include all the hardware required and also appear to be similar to genuine Honda parts but are priced even cheaper than the Akebono. They are definitely top notch, as is Akebono. I would buy any in the future.

Installed these on my rear brakes for my 2014 Honda Accord Sport, great price and all hardware included. It's very easy to change the brakes with great results, minimal brake dust (almost none), no squeaks and I've tested them in the parking lot, the brakes seem to be an improvement over the OEM. I will update this review with any performance and wear changes over the next few years.

I bought these for less than half the price they were at local dealerships. Revain sent them out the next day with no problems. That's something local shops can't offer. I needed relatively reliable ceramic seals, and I needed them fast. The fact that I bought them so cheap is amazing in itself. Installation on the 2008 Honda Accord coupe was very easy. The quality of the pads seems quite high for the price, the included parts and lube are a great plus. These pads are absolutely silent and…

I installed these on my 2013 Honda Accord LX along with a set of Bosch Quietcast brake pads. The installation went very well (did the braking job first time) and had all the necessary parts to complete the job. I've ridden just over 1000 miles with these rotors and pads and can say they work great! Great grip and absolutely no squeaking noise. If you are working on a Honda I would suggest investing in a percussion tool (about $15) to loosen the bolts holding the rotors - a great tool. If you're

Earlier Rear Brake Pads I put my Accord on, we're fine, but they moved in the caliper when I went over the bump. There was a loud clanking noise as if something was wrong with the rear brakes. But every time I take the wheel off to inspect, the brakes are fine. These Bosch brake pads have springs to hold them to the caliper and prevent them from moving when not in use and stopping chatter. I was so happy to see that they came with the correct hardware and after installing them and taking a…

Lots of problems with these pads for my 2009 Honda Accord. I ordered and received a set of rear brake pads and the first thing that struck me was that the set did not come with spacer springs. The product image showed they would be included. Then I noticed that only one of the 4 pads had a warning tab instead of the expected 2. These 2 things alone made me want to return the item. After getting another new set of pads from my local Autozone store I noticed that the surface area of the Bosch…

They replaced worn Raybestos EHT rear pads on my 2009 Accord EX-L sedan. The rear brake pads on my 8th gen Accord average 30,000 miles; This generation of Accords is known to eat up rear pads, and the Raybestos EHT were no exception. I bought these Bosch pads instead of another set of Raybestos EHT pads as they had 2 days availability (EHT were 1/week late), generally positive reviews, same higher GG friction rating as EHT pads (most pads in stores reach FF's max friction rating) and a great…

Bought these brakes for my 2014 Honda Accord Sport because of all the positive reviews! And let me just tell you, don't be fooled! I installed the brakes 2 weeks ago, they fit perfectly and don't make any noise as advertised. I thought I had made a sensible purchase until I took my car to the dealer for an oil change today, only to find the brakes were almost half worn! I figured that couldn't be true since it's only been 2 weeks. I had to see the mechanic in person and it's true! Told the…

These brake pads are disappointing on two counts. The instructions were unclear (didn't figure out what those little wire rods were until reading other reviews, it would have been nice to have them installed along with spacers). Second, the inner pads on each side of the back didn't fit. The height of the metal protrusions that fix the pads was greater than the mount. This meant I had to sand off some paint and some metal (not much, maybe 1/10th of an inch) to get them right. The old ones on…