I did it. Tundra brakes

[Gonzo113]

Well I needed a front brake job as they were pulsating so I went to Advanced Auto and bought all new Rotors, ceramic pads and rebuilt 231mm calipers. total $336.00.
Took me about 2 hours start to finish with bleeding by myself and all.
Only been a short distance so far but they feel good. We will see when I tow my camper.
Thanks to all the guys that posted info and idea's.
This is a great site. :thumb3:

 

[DeTwizzle]

Yeah, did the 199mm on mine about 2 weeks ago and I love it. My girl actually stops now. It was much need after I went to 33in tires. This is a must for anyone who loves their 4runners!

 

[ChildrenOfBodom]

Well I needed a front brake job as they were pulsating so I went to Advanced Auto and bought all new Rotors, ceramic pads and rebuilt 231mm calipers. total $336.00.
Took me about 2 hours start to finish with bleeding by myself and all.
Only been a short distance so far but they feel good. We will see when I tow my camper.
Thanks to all the guys that posted info and idea's.
This is a great site. :thumb3:

Cool, didn't know they fit in those wheels. Good to know.

 

[Gonzo113]

That wheels are from a 01 Tundra 16"

 

[Clemsonfan15]

Any update on how you're liking them?

What is the total cost for the conversion, roughly?

 

[jsmithjr732]

Did them last week. 231mm versions from NAPA. They feel much better and not one shake or shimmy on the road or trails.

I think my total was around $350.

 

[CoMarc]

Did them last year, and I can tell you it's well worth the money!! Especially if you're towing a camper downhill without trailer brakes like I am. Have fun!

 

[Gonzo113]

Any update on how you're liking them?

What is the total cost for the conversion, roughly?

So far I like them. I can tell the difference when braking. They feel much better. I have not towed my camper yet but I'm sure it will be MUCH better braking.
Total cost was $336. All new parts, calipers, rotors and ceramic pads