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Select Locations: Akebono Pro-Act or Euro Ceramic Brake Pads (various)

+ Free Store Pickup

from $30.25

$55

Advance Auto Parts
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Deal Editor's Note: Availability for store pickup and shipping is very limited but since members are reporting success we have promoted this offer to the FrontPage

Select Advance Auto Locations offers Akebono Pro-Act or Euro Ceramic Brake Pads (various) on sale from $30.24. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders $35.

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  • Warranty:
    • Akebono ProAct Brake Pads include Limited Lifetime Warranty
    • Akebono Euro Brake Pads includes 2-Year Limited Warranty if defective
  • Refer to Advance Auto Parts Return Policy
  • Refer to forum thread for discussion from the community regarding this offer. - slickdewmaster

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Deal Editor's Note: Availability for store pickup and shipping is very limited but since members are reporting success we have promoted this offer to the FrontPage

Select Advance Auto Locations offers Akebono Pro-Act or Euro Ceramic Brake Pads (various) on sale from $30.24. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders $35.

Thanks community member Vinner210210 for sharing this deal

Example Deals:

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • Warranty:
    • Akebono ProAct Brake Pads include Limited Lifetime Warranty
    • Akebono Euro Brake Pads includes 2-Year Limited Warranty if defective
  • Refer to Advance Auto Parts Return Policy
  • Refer to forum thread for discussion from the community regarding this offer. - slickdewmaster

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energyx
Nice find! These are OEM for Honda/Acura.

edit: Even thought the product page shows in stock for shipping, they show unavailable in checkout.
calisoldier83
I usually get the rotor + pad sets from rock auto. Even the premium ones are pretty cheap ~$100.
vjimmy
OEM engineering also states up to 10,000 miles between oil changes for ideal driving conditions and lifetime transmission fluid. The same OEM engineering is also pressured by executives in MARKETING to sell their products as low maintenance and cost effective. Just saying ...you decide.

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MaxwellJ
about 1 year ago
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Quote from themacgyver :
I didn't catch your previous convo.. Is this referencing front and rear brake bias? Usually it's a 60/40 or 70/30 split. Front takes most of the braking. Mostly due to the fact that is where the weight and momentum get pushed for 99 percent of brake use.
Apparently, his car is more special than that. But OK.

I own 4 cars currently a '95, 2000, 2009 and 2012. 2000 is a race car, so it's a little different animal when brakes are concerned. The rest, all RWD "sports" cars, whatever that means on the street nowadays, have brakes just like any other street car in the last 40+ years - about 70%+ of braking done with front pads and, as the result, they last about twice less than the rears. But, again, the OP and others are more than welcome to their collective opinions regarding this. Free country. Keep changing those pads. It's actually cheap and quick, so no harm there.
about 1 year ago
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SoCalBigBoy
about 1 year ago
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Good long lasting pads with little brake dust.
about 1 year ago
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saulmendoza25
about 1 year ago
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Im running Akebono Ceramic Pads on my TOY Corolla 2010 to drive Uber, putting 300-400 a week City Miles. After 6 months and 20K miles they're almost gone. Good pads if you're not putting a LOT of Miles on your ride. I need something that will last a whole year of heavy driving.
about 1 year ago
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themacgyver
about 1 year ago
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Quote from saulmendoza25 :
Im running Akebono Ceramic Pads on my TOY Corolla 2010 to drive Uber, putting 300-400 a week City Miles. After 6 months and 20K miles they're almost gone. Good pads if you're not putting a LOT of Miles on your ride. I need something that will last a whole year of heavy driving.
Strange. I get 60k out of them driving a Chevy suburban with some towing. Sometimes more. Probably 50/50 highway city. Are the ones oyu have proact ultras? Or just ceramic?
about 1 year ago
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Glee217
about 1 year ago
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Quote from saulmendoza25 :
Im running Akebono Ceramic Pads on my TOY Corolla 2010 to drive Uber, putting 300-400 a week City Miles. After 6 months and 20K miles they're almost gone. Good pads if you're not putting a LOT of Miles on your ride. I need something that will last a whole year of heavy driving.
Are your calipers dragging?
about 1 year ago
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saulmendoza25
about 1 year ago
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I paid $65 on Amazon. They came without a BOX just a bag and instructions. I complained with amazon about been knock off and they send me some certificate of authenticity by Akebono (can't tell). But, i have tried akebono previously and again they didn't lasted a whole year (Ubering 6 times a week around 100 miles a day)

Answer to Your question is: i just bought Ceramic Akebono Pads.
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saulmendoza25
about 1 year ago
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Quote from Glee217 :
Are your calipers dragging?
I don't think so, when i do brakes a i clean, grind and lube with copper grease, put new sliding pins and boots all the time.
Next project is "winterize" the new brakes… i believe i'm going to use Bosch ceramic this time.