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These brakes may sound like a lot of money compared to what you would pay for original equipment brakes, but they are not. They seem great for the first 500 miles or so, then they start squeaking really loud, even sometimes if you don't even step on the brakes. The rotors also begin to deform. So now I'm buying brakes twice and going back to OEM, never had an OEM issue.

Installed by myself on my 2009 Lexus 460 about 3000 miles ago. So far, so good. It seems as responsive as the OEM I replaced. Smooth until it creaks. Updated 5/6/19. I have about 3500 miles on them now and have a squeak now. Especially when stopping in reverse. Updated 5/12/19. Rust forms in the hub area and is visible through my wheels. To be clear, I'm not talking about the surface of the rotor where rust comes and goes as you move.

Update: I bought a $200 brake kit from Amazon. They definitely fit. I installed them yesterday. The brakes are not sensitive and appear to be quiet at the moment. I'm just glad I was able to replace those throbbing brakes sooner. On top of that, I spent a total of $425 to install it! You can't beat this price for these brakes. I figured if the OEM rotors warped then why not buy cheaper aftermarket brakes that work pretty well. However, they have only just been installed so after 5000-10000…