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Akebono › Brake pads

Substantial_Block804 25 Apr 2025, 17:04

Rating 4.0

Braking:

I just changed out my rotors and brakes, both fronts and rears. I went with the Akebono ProAct pads, Centric GCX front rotors, and Dynamic Friction Geospec rear rotors. The OEM front pads are Advics (GG friction rating), and the rears list NBK (FF friction rating). The Rotors are all Advics.

The ProActs are slightly better, but nothing significant. I had plenty of life in the fronts, but my rotors were slightly warped, and the outer rears were pretty worn. 50k miles, pretty much on the money.

Pros: slightly better than OEM

Cons: rotors warped, rear pads worn

Vehicle: Toyota Corolla

Mileage: 50000 km

Akebono › Brake pads

Substantial_Block804 24 Apr 2025, 07:46

Rating 5.0

I went with Akebono ProAct pads, Centric fully coated front rotors, and Dynamic Friction fully coated for the rears. I don't have any complaints.

Pros: high quality, no complaints

Vehicle: Toyota Corolla

AMSOIL › Engine oil

Crafty_Reply_6495 22 Apr 2025, 17:50

Rating 4.0

Engine noise:

I did Amsoil once a year about 8 or 7k miles since I live 3 miles from work, decided and went with Penzoil every 5k miles on 2014 4runner. is cheaper and better than toyotas mobile oil

Pros: cheaper and better

Vehicle: Toyota 4runner

Mileage: 8000 km

Kumho › Tires

mjohnson1971 22 Apr 2025, 15:26

Rating 4.0

Grip:

I had two sets of the Kumho Crugen HT51 SL. I liked both times and they lasted about 40,000 miles each. Seemed low but they're snow rated so I know those don't get as many miles because the rubber is softer. They handled great in snow/sleet/ice and enabled my front wheel drive van to go through lots of winter weather driving.

This last set (third owned) pissed me off though and barely made it 18,000 miles even with proper inflation and alignment.

Pros: handled great in snow

Cons: low mileage, rubber softer

Vehicle: Toyota Sienna

Mileage: 64373 km

OEM Toyota › Battery

mells001 20 Apr 2025, 00:57

Rating 5.0

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As someone who bought their first Prius V (Lithium Ion- Australian Model) in 2013 No issues with any degradation in battery from 12 years ago.

Pros: no battery degradation

Vehicle: Toyota Prius v

OEM Toyota › Battery

Mr-Zappy 19 Apr 2025, 19:46

Rating 5.0

After 16 years and 140k miles, our Prius battery is still going strong.

Pros: still going strong

Vehicle: Toyota Prius

Mileage: 225308 km

Toyo › Tires

NMBruceCO 17 Apr 2025, 13:42

Rating 4.0

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Noise:

I just put them on in January and so far I like them a lot. We got less snow than normal, but they were very good in what snow we got. At first they were noisy on my Tacoma Pickup, I have E rated tires, but after a couple thousand miles they got quiet.

Pros: very good in snow

Cons: noisy at first

Vehicle: Toyota

Mileage: 2000 km

KYB › Strut assembly

umhlanga 11 Aug 2024, 15:34

Rating 2.5

Bounce:

Just replaced my 2008 Highlander struts with quick struts made by KYB an OEM manufacturer for Toyota. The struts, coils and springs are all made by KYB BUT they do not ride like the OEMs and are far stiffer. $800 vs $1500 - would I do this again. Probably spring for the direct OEM parts from stealer vs the KYB quick struts.

Cons: far stiffer, not like OEMs

Vehicle: Toyota Highlander

OEM Toyota › Engine oil

cool_mtn_air 8 Aug 2024, 22:21

Rating 1.0

Brought it in for 5k ToyotaCare at the dealership I bought it from. Used wrong engine oil (at least they listed wrong on the service sheet but promised they did use 0w20) - GRC is only model where 5k or 6 month oil changes are standard. 2500 miles if driven hard. Fucked up the trans oil I asked them to change - used wrong oil type. Fucked up tcase and rear diff oils. Found oil spilled on some pieces of the subframe. Of the 2 test drives they did doing the warranty covered alignment they had 10+ drive pulse hard acceleration /braking/cornering alerts on both 4 mile drives. I changed the engine oil, trans, tacsee, rear diff, cleaned oil they spilt after picking it back up. They said they'd corrected their errors only after I got Toyota corporate involved. I didn't trust them to do anything so corrected all myself.

Pros: null

Cons: wrong oil, spilled oil, bad alignment

Vehicle: Toyota Corolla

Mileage: 5000 km

MICHELIN › Tires

BsickPassat 31 Jul 2024, 19:39

Rating 2.0

Grip:

Had the legendary Michelin CrossClimate 2 on my HiHy. They sucked in the heavy, wet snow that I drive in, especially when it's 4" deep or more... the tires just spin (Nokian WR's do better in this regard). Need to put into Trail mode to get unstuck. They are suited for after the plows come through.

Cons: sucked in heavy snow, tires spin

Vehicle: Toyota Highlander