Time to change the pads on my 2010 TL SH-AWD.

I've used Akebono's in the past and find they work well.

I drive mild, no super speeding or super hard stopping.

Any thoughts?

 

I have used in the past and actually still do on my TL, BENDIX Part # D1102CT those are for the fronts and the rears are BENDIX Part # D1103CT.

Little to no dust and have used them with slotted and drilled rotors as well as blank stoptech rotors. Always had very good stopping performance with them.

Previous ride was a dodge magnum and never had an issue bringing that tank to a stop when needed to. I do drive all my cars aggressively.

 

I've put the Autozone Duralast Gold CMax on my previous TL's with good results. Decent braking, not a lot of dust, cheap. Now if you consider yourself a fast and the furious wanna be, they may not be for you

 

just bought and installed the $299 acurazine brake package at excelerate... fast shipment, nice product (stoptech blank rotors and ceramic pads) they feel great, im interested to see if the dust accumulation goes down from the OEMs which i suspect it will... OEM rotors were horribly rusted on the hub and looked shoddy behind my nice wheels... All in all a great deal IMO...

 

Definitely look into our brake packages. As Booya said we have put together pads and rotors into complete packages to save our customers money. You can order blank, slotted, or drilled, right from our website. The Stoptech pads are a great choice as they produce less dust and noise than other aftermarket pads!

Acurazine Brake Packages ACURA - Excelerate Performance - Japanese and European Performance Specialists!!

 

I am really interested in this and plan on ordering this set.

Do you feel it improved brake pedal feel and overall performance at all. I cannot stand it when the rotors start to shudder after a couple of hard stops.