🔵 Wagner ThermoQuiet PD996 Ceramic Brake Pads Set with Advanced Disc Technology Review

The gray color of the brake pad is the color that peels off after use and causes dirt in our brake system. The pad squeaks noise when braking Had to Undo brake work and scrape paint! Basically double the installation time. Quality not good. Noticed small pores in pad where brake material should be.

Very poor quality. I will never buy again. There was paint on both sides of the pads and there were bumps around the pad that had to be disassembled and cleaned in order for the pads to even install or slide properly when worn, no spacers, no branding printed on them, just a few light printed numbers. who don't pull anything on the internet. I can't imagine these pads being genuine Wagners unless they are in the process of making a very low quality product. I am wondering if this seller is a…

I bought and fitted these Wagner rear ceramic brake pads for a Toyota Highlander and have been using them for a few weeks now and overall am very happy with you. Some concerns are that I sometimes notice a very small/little squeak - no idea why that happens, maybe I should have replaced the rotors as well. It doesn't happen very often, but I notice it and would rather it not happen. They're really good at design because they don't need gaskets; The backplate is slightly ribbed so they fit into…

Just installed these on my 2005 RX330 today, I also replaced the front panel with a QC1005. I was and still am confused as to whether I should reuse the old pads. The description says they come with the hardware. But I can't find any new washers. The description on the packaging states that these pads are a unit that combines all materials. If you look at the back of the PD996 pads it's not that flat so I reused the old pad to get the piston to push it to the flat. new box. This new box comes…