Best price for OEM 5th Gen Brakes: Rotors and Loaded Calipers/Pads

[luke87gt]

Hi guys,

I am looking to purchase a set of 5th gen rotors and calipers/pads (preferably loaded, ready to bolt on calipers).

Does anyone know any dealer or distributor that is running any specials on the brake kit?

Thank you,

Luke

 

[sinks88]

https://www.trdparts.com

Total:
$247.80

Just for all the rotors

 

[cutty01]

Jeepers, I was quoted $856 to install new pads and turn the rotors. Looks like it will be much cheaper if I just get brand new rotors and pads and do everything myself!

 

[Xtremluck]

Jeepers, I was quoted $856 to install new pads and turn the rotors. Looks much cheaper if I just get brand new rotors and pads and new everything myself!

Yup and its super easy to do. Looks like your in the Bay Area, head over to Pit Row in Santa Clara, CA. You can rent a garage bay for $28/hr with a full set of tools. I practically live there.

 

[luke87gt]

https://www.trdparts.com

Total:
$247.80

Just for all the rotors

Thank you for the link. Hmmm, I'm having some trouble navigating that site (might be my browser). Do you have the part numbers by any chance?

And calipers look pricey, ouch.

 

[Crikeymike]

https://www.trdparts.com

Total:
$247.80

Just for all the rotors

$55 per rotor and $42 for the brake pad set. Doesn't seem bad to me.

Brake calipers at $315ea, hopefully I won't have to replace those anytime soon!! haahaa

And free shipping over $100. Those prices are even better now!

 

[headpaneer]

Hi guys,

I am looking to purchase a set of 5th gen rotors and calipers/pads (preferably loaded, ready to bolt on calipers).

Does anyone know any dealer or distributor that is running any specials on the brake kit?

Thank you,

Luke

Just curious why you need/want to replace the caliper itself?

 

[luke87gt]

$55 per rotor and $42 for the brake pad set. Doesn't seem bad to me.

Brake calipers at $315ea, hopefully I won't have to replace those anytime soon!! haahaa

And free shipping over $100. Those prices are even better now!

Ouch, at that caliper pricing, I might have to pull some off a wreck.

Anyone have better caliper pricing?

 

[luke87gt]

Just curious why you need/want to replace the caliper itself?

I own a 4th gen that is in need of a brake job soon. 4th gen is plagued by frozen caliper issues.

And the 5th gen rotors and calipers are a direct bolt-on upgrade.

So if I'm going to buy new brakes, it's going to be 5th gen.

 

[headpaneer]

Oh duh, your signature.

Learn somethin' new everyday!

 

[luke87gt]

Oh duh, your signature.

Learn somethin' new everyday!

Ya it's an easy swap. Just need to find the OEM calipers at a reasonable price.

REALLY trying to avoid using the parts chain calipers which I have little confidence in based on previous dealings with past cars.

 

[nglayton]

$55 per rotor and $42 for the brake pad set. Doesn't seem bad to me.

Me either, I thought you had a typo, so I had to look it up and check. For that price I might buy the parts and just put them on the shelf until I need them.

 

[1000MPH]

These are some part numbers for the brakes on my 2010.
From my notes...
Brake Parts

Front Rotor 4351260191
Front Brake Pads 0446560320
Front Shim Kit: 0494560090
Front Caliper Pins: 4773560300
Front Caliper Pin hold (Spring): 4774360280
Front Caliper Springs (fitting kit): 0494735050
Front Anti-Rattle Spring: 4774835010 (not needed if using fitting kit?)

Rear Rotor 4243160311
Rear Brake Pads 0446660140
Rear Shim Kit: 0494660141 / 0494660140
Rear Caliper Fitting kit: 0494722050

Do Not Use - these kits
Front Brake kit: 04465-AZ001-TM
Rear Brake kit: 04466-AZ004-TM


Carlson 13600 Front Brake Disc Hardware Kit (Amazon $9.06)
ACDelco Hardware kits
Front: 18K2113X
Rear: 18K822X