🔥 Wagner ThermoQuiet QC465: High Performance Ceramic Disc Brake Pad Set for Enhanced Braking Review

The brakes are quiet, efficient and really feel like I can get my money's worth so I don't dull myself and mechanic i go to all the time says it's a good brand good deal but i have a thank you revane.

pads are perfect for my 1998 chord. Excellent stopping power with minimal dust on my rims. The clips that came with the pads didn't fit perfectly. I have to push or bend the end of the clamp to get it in. However, it doesn't stop at the calipers. The pads once held it in place. The rest of the pads are great.

Easy to install however (5mm) is slightly smaller than my normal disc but still runs quietly unlike all other brands that I tried used on my 1996 Honda Accord CD3 (Japan) but I can't say much about the mileage as I've never checked it but I've driven a lot of miles and I replace and service both timely and in advance .

First of all I would like to say that I am a car mechanic. These are great brake pads, especially for the money. Good stopping power, very little dust and I usually get around 40-60k a set. These are my brake pads for all my cars and my clients' cars. Feels like Akebono (they're the best), slightly less life but less than half the price. I highly recommend the Wagner Quick Stop line. However, avoid the Wagner Thermoquiet line, they are noisy and dusty. Pretty funny as their mid-range pads are…

I bought these to fit and found the brakes have some sort of metal bits where the frame/corners are (see as included one part that had an issue with the extra metal and one that didn't). The extra metal around the mold/cast makes it impossible to install. The only way is if someone had a dremel or could saw/sand the metal parts. I took them to the store to see if there was anything they could do about it, but they refused to try to install it for the same reason. It's crazy that something like…