That looks like the one I put on mine. you’re always safest going with the oem part (aisin in this case) especially for a kit of this kind.
Pros: OEM quality, safest choice
Vehicle:
Toyota Sequoia
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For my GR86 Carbotech XP10s have been amazing on the track, seriously no complaints at all. The XP10s with Castrol SRF have been a great combo and held up really well even on some really big/high speed tracks. I swap in my OEM pads when I’m not tracking the car for awhile. It’s not great because I have to bed the pads every time I change them. Once I’m through the OEM pads I’m going to get the Carbotech 1521’s for the street, that way like you mentioned I think I can avoid having to avoid bedding my brakes with every change. The XP10’s function well on the street but they feel a little rough if not up to temp and they are insanely loud.
Pros: amazing track performance
Cons: rough, loud, needs bedding
Vehicle:
Toyota
I love my beast. So compared to the newer ones a third gen literally is better built on the inside. The newest ones the handles break off and alit if it is just not as hardy. I have a 1999 and have 269,000 miles on her. She has need a few things replaces, she came cross country, but new break booster new brake master cylinder, new alternater, and some work on the cellinoiud on tyranny repaired for a 99 she's still beast mode. I recommend this car to anyone looking
Pros: better built on the inside
Cons: handles break off
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
Mileage: 269000 km
Buy what you want, but I trust these over any other brand. They are OEM for Toyota and many other brands. Exceptional quality that lasts. I've installed many of them in customer vehicles over the years. Best reman in the industry
Pros: Exceptional quality, lasts long
Vehicle:
Toyota
I just did both on my 2005 corolla last week and it was $42 for both parts and 15 minutes of my time. Wpuld jave been $196 at budget near me.
Pros: cheap parts
Cons: expensive at budget
Vehicle:
Toyota Corolla
Get Michelin from Costco. They were very good for my 2008 Sport AWD. They lasted the mileage that was promised and never had any issues on snow.
Pros: lasted the mileage promised, good on snow
Vehicle:
Toyota
I bought tires from Costco for my 2020 Rav4, ordered online, made an appointment and came back in a few days, I bought the Michelin CrossClimate2, I'd say it was worth it and with the Costco credit we had it was only 200 dollars for 4 new tires which was great.
Pros: worth it, great price
Vehicle:
Toyota
I've used the PEAK Asian pink coolant in my Camry in a pinch, but OEM is worth it. (For my 2013 prius and 2014 camry, they use the pink colored fluid)
Pros: works in a pinch
Cons: OEM is better
Vehicle:
Toyota Camry
My 2024 RAV4 did the same thing.
Cons: prone to cracking
Vehicle:
Toyota
They are garbo. I got 30k out of my turanzas before I had to get new ones. I went with the Michilin Cross Climate 2. Totally worth it.
Pros: Totally worth it
Cons: garbo, only 30k miles
Vehicle:
Toyota Camry
Mileage: 30000 km
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