Yup have to agree with the others HONDA quality pads are really the way to go here. not to say all aftermarket brake pads are bad. but if you want long life" no squeeling and a nice pedal feell when aplying brakes get the Honda stuff & forget it. on my 95 civic Lx first set were replaced at nearly 96.000kms i kid you not". are you doing the brake job youreself

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I believe you, because I have 120,000 kms on my first set, although a
lot of it is highway. Yes, I 'll be doing the job myself.

The reason I posed the question in the first place was that I had
recently done my mom's brakes with cheap aftermarkets. The OEM Ford
Focus pads are the best I've ever seen, they stuck like glue. Like an
idiot, I went and replaced them and the difference is unbelievable.

I might redo her brakes with the OEM pads, but I was just wondering if
there was anything better out there.

 

I believe you, because I have 120,000 kms on my first set, although a
lot of it is highway. Yes, I 'll be doing the job myself.

The reason I posed the question in the first place was that I had
recently done my mom's brakes with cheap aftermarkets. The OEM Ford
Focus pads are the best I've ever seen, they stuck like glue. Like an
idiot, I went and replaced them and the difference is unbelievable.

I might redo her brakes with the OEM pads, but I was just wondering if
there was anything better out there.

 

I believe you, because I have 120,000 kms on my first set, although a
lot of it is highway. Yes, I 'll be doing the job myself.

The reason I posed the question in the first place was that I had
recently done my mom's brakes with cheap aftermarkets. The OEM Ford
Focus pads are the best I've ever seen, they stuck like glue. Like an
idiot, I went and replaced them and the difference is unbelievable.

I might redo her brakes with the OEM pads, but I was just wondering if
there was anything better out there.

 

mrg wrote:
> I believe you, because I have 120,000 kms on my first set, although a
> lot of it is highway. Yes, I 'll be doing the job myself.
>
> The reason I posed the question in the first place was that I had
> recently done my mom's brakes with cheap aftermarkets.

That there was the mistake ... *cheap* aftermarkets. There are some
really good aftermarket pads and many really crappy ones.

That said, OE is not a bad idea.

John

 

mrg wrote:
> I believe you, because I have 120,000 kms on my first set, although a
> lot of it is highway. Yes, I 'll be doing the job myself.
>
> The reason I posed the question in the first place was that I had
> recently done my mom's brakes with cheap aftermarkets.

That there was the mistake ... *cheap* aftermarkets. There are some
really good aftermarket pads and many really crappy ones.

That said, OE is not a bad idea.

John

 

mrg wrote:
> I believe you, because I have 120,000 kms on my first set, although a
> lot of it is highway. Yes, I 'll be doing the job myself.
>
> The reason I posed the question in the first place was that I had
> recently done my mom's brakes with cheap aftermarkets.

That there was the mistake ... *cheap* aftermarkets. There are some
really good aftermarket pads and many really crappy ones.

That said, OE is not a bad idea.

John