2007-21 Toyota Tundra Rear Brakes Replacement How-To

This video shows how to replace the rear brake pads and rotors on the 2007-2021 Toyota Tundra. Brake pad and rotor kit was purchased from Amazon and I will provide a link below along with other stuff used in the video.
Powerstop Z36 Brake & Rotor Kit Rear: amzn.to/4aPJnPZ
Brake Piston Compressor Tool: amzn.to/4aT2UPq
Brake Parts Cleaner: amzn.to/3UgDS5C
Permatex Anti-Sieze Lubricant: amzn.to/3QnijPB
Wire Brush: amzn.to/3UAwT8R
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[@heXterMorgan_trials]

Awesome video! I just did all four brakes on my 2019 Tundra Platinum. I did have an awful experience with the rear clips fitting, but finally made it work. Great job! Thank you for making the video! 👊

[@johnotam7529]

Great video. Just finished my rear brakes. Thanks for making it. It was very helpful

[@angelomuscia100]

After doing my rear brakes I had a constant metal on metal sound almost like the parking shoes are touching too much. After a few trips around the block it quieted down but still noticeable. At 30mph, if I quickly veer right or left you can hear it make contact along with 10mph in reverse quickly stopping. Idk what’s the problem. When I put the new rotors on I made sure they slid on easily too

[@Jaydoubleu83]

Just finished putting mine on the rear and it makes the same noise. Hopefully the pads/rotors seat and it goes away.

[@heXterMorgan_trials]

I just did mine and had the same issue as you guys. I stopped the truck for a minute and move the heat shield just a tad away from the rotors (be careful the rotors might be hot) and the squeaking noise went away. Good luck and I hope this helps you! Cheers! 👊

[@christophermatty4690]

Same issue here

[@russellallen21]

Same issue for me!

[@russellallen21]

@@Jaydoubleu83I’m having the same issue. I’m going to check and make sure that the ears on the brake shoe clips are facing out away from the rotor. I’m sure they are, but I’m going to make sure.

[@austinwaggoner5052]

Using your video now. Both my calipers are seized. I'm wondering how I can tell if the parking brake is the issue, but don't want to take the parking brake off while the truck is on the jacks. I can get some beefier bolts to screw on and press the caliper off the hub, but I'm curious if the parking break will get messed up if I force the rotor off. Any thoughts? Thanks for the vid too!

[@BLUECOLLARGARAGE]

Kinda late on this but were you able to get them off?

[@erickvalerio4699]

ok