Brakes on 2011 LR4

[addra6]

Anyone using after market brake pads? What brand are quiet with no noise? Anyone upgrade their brakes - pads, rotors and calipers?

 

[colorover]

Yes, many are. Loads of posts about it, a simple search will provide a lot of useful information.

 

[jaguardoc504]

EBC Green Box Pads
EBC Sport - Slotted and Dimpled Rotors

Love them good wear life, low noise.

There are a bunch of post though, with others peoples comments on brakes for the LR4.

 

[jackkyxu]

EBC Green Box Pads
EBC Sport - Slotted and Dimpled Rotors

Love them good wear life, low noise.

There are a bunch of post though, with others peoples comments on brakes for the LR4.

second this

EBC Green, they are easy on rotors

 

[Bama4door]

I just redid my brakes with ACdelco rotors and EBC green pads and love them so far. Not as much dust as stock and no noise.

 

[billj214]

EBC Yellow for front pads are my favorite, never squeal.

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[tlt]

I just switched from EBC as above (not yellow stuff) that was a mistake for me. I'm now using frozen rotors and hawk pads. Very happy so far. Drop me a line and I'll try to get you a discount. They have 3 types available, standard, slotted, and drilled and slotted.

 

[cperez]

I also had Hawk ceramics installed on my most recent brake job (rears only, about 1 week ago). My indy shop said that I might sense a different feel but I can't honestly say I notice a difference. Happy with them so far.

 

[shrinkboy]

EBC yellow went to nothing in 12k miles on my '11 LR4. And ate the rotors.

Take the advice of the other posters, do EBC greens.

 

[catman]

I just switched from EBC as above (not yellow stuff) that was a mistake for me. I'm now using frozen rotors and hawk pads. Very happy so far. Drop me a line and I'll try to get you a discount. They have 3 types available, standard, slotted, and drilled and slotted.

I considered the cryogenic rotors from Applied Rotor Technology but then was in too much of a hurry as I had inspection due on my LR3.

http://www.appliedrotortechnology.com/

What did they run you and I will be curious of their lifespan.