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Advics › Brake discs

Acrobatic_Hat_7089 13 Aug 2025, 07:20

Rating 4.0

Braking:

i just did this replacement not too long ago on the front same year same mileage lol. my advice - buy the OEM Advics rotors off of lexus or rock auto. factory pads - replace the shim kits too. i bought centrics premium rotors but i probably should have gone with advics - the casting is definitely cleaner.

Pros: OEM Advics rotors, clean casting

Cons: Centrics rotors, poor casting

Vehicle: Lexus IS

Mileage: 96000 km

Raybestos › Brake pads

Zealousideal_Big9838 21 Jul 2025, 01:09

Rating 5.0

Braking:

I would raybestos element 3 and akebono pads on my Lexus rx300. No complaints.

Pros: no complaints

Vehicle: Lexus RX

Denso › AC compressor

SAATR 17 Jul 2025, 22:00

Rating 4.5

Cooling performance:

COO was Japan on the Denso I ordered from RA. Likely the same exact thing as OE Lexus, with a different sticker.

Pros: same as OE Lexus

Vehicle: Lexus

OEM Lexus › Bushings

ruined_fate 14 Jul 2025, 02:56

Rating 4.0

Harshness:

Since you have a decent driveline the only modifcations I would do would be poly bushings for front and rear subframes

Pros: better time in corners

Vehicle: Lexus

Pilkington › Windshield

emptystreets130 9 Jul 2025, 21:12

Rating 4.5

Clarity:

I have Pilkington on my last 2 vehicles. I haven't had any issues with the quality of glass, waves, or rainbowing.

Pros: good quality glass, no waves or rainbowing

Vehicle: Lexus

Akebono › Brake pads

bungeegummeme 6 Jul 2025, 04:44

Rating 5.0

Braking:

Get the best ones out there which is OEM they gave my 15es250 the best miles before replacement which is 125k

You are saving some $$ doing a DIY job...so spend an extra bucks and get the OEM parts or better which would be akebono proact(brake pads around 100$) and advics high carbon rotors(220$) which again is the oem rotors your lexus had.

Pros: long lasting, good quality

Vehicle: Lexus ES

Mileage: 125000 km

Akebono › Brake pads

weenie-baguette 5 Jul 2025, 14:03

Rating 4.5

Dust:

I use ceramic Akebono pads and have noticed that my tires are much less brown and wheel less dusty than they use to be

Pros: less dust, less brown tires

Vehicle: Lexus LS

Brembo › Brake discs

Legit_Moose 21 Jun 2025, 00:45

Rating 4.0

Braking:

Option 3 is best. I have doubts on the corrosion resistance of Brembo’s UV coating. Just FYI, cheap “drilled and slotted” rotors are the opposite of high performance. It’s only a matter of time before the holes result in cracking.

Pros: option 3 is best

Cons: corrosion resistance, cracking

Vehicle: Lexus

OEM Toyota › Antifreeze

O_loung1 31 Dec 2024, 00:50

Rating 3.0

Colored puddles:

Mods: None, staying showroom stock. TCL Buyers Guide Negatives / future ownership issues: A) Valley Plate coolant leak: Look for pink crystals (dried coolant) underside of engine near where transmission meets up w engine. Also check upper radiator hose where it connects to radiator. Workaround: 50k/5 year coolant maintenance.

Cons: Valley Plate coolant leak

Vehicle: Lexus

Pirelli › Tires

Samson 7 Aug 2024, 18:06

Rating 1.5

Grip:

I'm getting tired of the tires on my GS. They're far from worn (10k miles, P7 A/S 3 Plus, pretty much still full tread), but are terrible in the rain. Up until recently, it was a sort of fun kind of terrible (easy oversteer, 4 wheel drifts, etc.), but yesterday was sketchy understeer at way too low of a speed. I didn't like that. I imagine emergency braking is equally awful. I don't want to find out.

Pros: good tread life

Cons: terrible in rain, sketchy understeer

Vehicle: Lexus GS

Mileage: 10000 km