Is this suitable for 2009 toyota avalon ? and 1 quantity is it ok for the front wheels, cuz i need to replace only the front wheel brakes thanks
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i am not sure if this works on the avalon i know it works for the rav4 but if it can work i would say front or rear brakes these pad works fine,
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Hi I purchased these for my 2008 Avalon and they are perfect. I believe I've had them on for about 2 years now and they are excellent. I'm totally pleased.
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I thought I would need two but one is good enough for me. I think it depends on how well you understand your car. What I mean is that, if you can feel when your tires touch something, then go with one. Otherwise, play it safe with two.
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Do Not Get this piece of crap! Broke the first time I used it. Get the Assenmacher Brand one...part #ASSTOY640. It will fit your Avalon
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It's for one. Depending on what you're replacing, you'll have to buy 2 for the front axle or 2 for the rear...because for safety reasons you should never just replace one individual shock.
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I found some terrific how to videos on You Tube. I installed on a 2006 Avalon, and it was very easy to do.
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I'm quite happy with the tires. If they were any wider,I would have to delete them a bit to get them past the brakes when removing the wheels. For this reason I felt they were as wide as one could buy without becoming an inconvenience. Enjoy!
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If you have the MOUNTING TABS/BRACKES for the caliper & rotors, these come in pairs (front & rear). W/O these you are SOL. I used these as a replacement/upgrade of disc brakes on my ebike.
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It would take two sets. I ordered one set and they worked and looked great on the rear wheels. I don't see why they would not work on the front too.
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this specific set is for the front. i swapped out all 4 rotors and sets of pads earlier this summer. i would reccomend checking advance auto parts. to confirm part number and application.
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This is for a single rotor and caliper. You need to get two, but these are arguably the best mechanical disc brake you can get.
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I'd imagine that it depends on your car. My car has front brake pads but rear disc brakes. I'd suggest consulting your owner's manual to see if your car has brake pads on both the front and the rear. If so, I'd imagine that they're the same size and configuration but I'd also suggest pulling off the tire and checking it out to see if they look the same. I know this probably isn't as definitive as you're hoping but I think it's going to depend on the make and model of your car, beyond anything else.
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You should only need 1 set. The set comes with four pads - 2 for each side. Dont forget about rotors and pad sensing wires that tell you when the brake pads are low. Recommended you replace all the aforementioned at the same time.
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This is the passenger side brake rotor, and it's only one. You'll also need a drivers' side rotor, part number Bosch 42011150. And pads, and sensors probably.
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it is for a pair. So if you buy the brake pads it will either be for both front wheels or both rear wheels. Depends on what brake pads you buy front or back.
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Don't know the specs on the Avalon. I used them on my 2009 Rav4. But they are designed for any of the thin blade wipers, which is what I have seen on my Toyotas. They are long and simply need to be cut to length.
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It depends on the mortor bike they are intended for. They are usually sold in pairs so if the bike uses the same pads for front and rear brakes then it is probable that 2 pairs will be needed for the front and one pair for the rear. The number of pairs depends on the number of brake calipers on the bike. e.g. twin calipers on the front and one caliper on the rear is fairly normal for a road bike however the enquirer's bike may only have one caliper front and one caliper rear.
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You will need to buy two sets - one for front and one for rear. One set is for two wheels. Make sure to use the Amazon wizard and pick your car model and year to ensure you purchase the correct part. These went on my 2006 G35x. They are actually narrower than the OEM. Starting 2006 model for my car the rotors ar bigger than previous year model. They still work though. And I never had problems with them. Quite and clean not like the BMW pads that make your rims black. I hope this info is helpful.