How to replace the Front Brakes and Rotors on a 2006 Lexus ES-330

[@flyingsodwai1382]

Thank you. love the no nonsense focus on information.

[@minthillbilly]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ct4649]

Thank you great video

[@charlesdenman9052]

Great skills. Clearly explained.

[@brandonburris1376]

Why didn't you put anti seize on the stainless steel brake pad slides like you did on the rear brake job? Always taught me to be consistent when doing things. Love you Bobby.

[@eljeffe8806]

I would re-seat the pads on the 1st side you complete (pump the brake pedal) before doing the opposite side. I have compressed a caliper on some cars and caused the master cylinder reservoir to overflow.

[@israelsantiago5069]

Great video wow

[@minthillbilly]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@alexandershaffer6953]

Do you need to bleed the brakes?

[@rkgsd]

I could be wrong but my understanding is unless the calipers are being replaced (which requires detaching the brake line), you don't need bleed them. You do need to pump the brakes back up though.

[@AC-bx4lu]

how much should it cost to replace all four brakes on my car and suspension checked? I have a lexus es330 2006 and have been having issues with brakes and suspension and I don't wanna get scammed lol

[@robertmuir4496]

Just replaced the front and back on a 2002 es300 upstate NY car what a bitch. Rusty thanks to all the salt on the roads in the great winters we have. Last time for this car. 168k on it and it felling apart. Lexus are great cars.