Replacing The Rear Brake Components On A 2014 Toyota Tundra, Platinum, CrewMax

In this video, I take you, step-by-step, through the process of replacing your brake components (rotors, calipers, and pads). If you own a 2nd Gen Toyota Tundra (from 2007 to 2021), and you're looking to swap out your old brake components, this video is for you! If you find this video helpful, please like it and share it with someone else that can benefit from it. Enjoy!!!
FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO:
- Front Brakes: Power Stop K2952-36, Z36 Severe-Duty Truck & Tow 1-Click Brake Kit - Drilled/Slotted Rotors & Carbon Fiber Ceramic Brake Pads amzn.to/4dV827u (Amazon)
- Rear Brakes: Power Stop K3073-36, Z36 Severe-Duty Truck & Tow Rear Brake Kit - Drilled/Slotted Rotors & Carbon Fiber Ceramic Brake Pads amzn.to/4dYhLKu (Amazon)
The rest of the modification list at the time of filming:
- Lift: 6" Rough Country Lift
- Wheels: 20" x 10" XD820 Grenades, Satin Black, with a -24mm offset
- Tires: Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT, 285/60R20 (or 33.5" x 11.2")
- Step Up Bars: NFAB Nerf Bars
- Fender Flares: Tyger Auto amzn.to/4bAHRBE (Amazon)
- Exhaust: Borla Touring Cat-Back
- Muffler Delete
- Two Carven R-Series (3") Mufflers installed onto the Borla Touring Catback Exhaust amzn.to/3QZUXQl (Amazon)
- Pedal Commander, Throttle Response Controller amzn.to/3yCNJLZ (Amazon)
- AFE Power Cold Air Intake (51-81172, Magnum Force, Stage 2)
- Tail Light Housings: Autowiki LED DRL Tail Lights amzn.to/4dT5Z3Q (Amazon)
- Tail Light LED Reverse Bulb amzn.to/3wHloUi (Amazon)
- Headlight Bulbs: Sealight H4 9003 HBZ LED Bulbs amzn.to/44VUaWm (Amazon)
- Fog Lamp Bulbs: Sealight H11, H8, H9 LED Bulbs amzn.to/3VcOowm (Amazon)
- GM-Style Tow Mirrors: amzn.to/3VfTXu4 (Amazon)
- Toyota-Style Tow Mirrors: amzn.to/44ZxHrN (Amazon)
- Radio Antenna: Rydonair 13" amzn.to/4bxCHWW (Amazon)
- Color-matching door handles: 2 coats of primer, 2 coats of base paint (magnetic grey), 4 to 6 coats of acrylic clear coat
- Blacking Out Grille and Badges: 2 coats of primer, 2 coats of base paint (black sand pearl), 4 to 6 coats of acrylic clear coat

[@johnnyk22]

Why can't other KZbinrs make it short, simple, and to the point like this guy. Thanks for the awesome video!

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks, man!!! Much appreciated. I'm glad that it was helpful.

[@questionmarke]

Top notch video, sir! I'm instantly interested in seeing what other videos you've created. Also, as someone who gets nauseous from the hand-held shaky-cam videos all over youtube, thank you a million for going the extra mile to keep your camera still and steady!

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thank you VERY much for the positive feedback, man! I've slowly gotten better at shooting these D-I-Y videos. I always aim to make my videos clear enough that someone else can see them and replicate the work. Thanks for supporting the channel!!

[@RogerEssigArtist]

Very handy video. Working on my 1995 troopcarrier here in Australia. I tried working it out myself for far too long. I'm glad your video came up in my search!

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks for checking out the video. I'm glad that it was helpful 👍🏾

[@cole8188]

You explain everything thoroughly and take great video of each step. This alone sets you way ahead of any competition. Nice work!

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thank you very much for your feedback AND for subscribing. That is a HUGE help for the channel. Much appreciated, Cole! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@theviolas29]

Great video! Love the step by step instructions making it simple and straight to the point.

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks for your feedback. Yes, I wanted it to be straightforward and easy to follow. I'm glad that it helped!

[@teenelomz9402]

Very informative and great detail. I was looking for a video on how to secure my Tundra and how how to basically change the rear pads and rotors. You went above and beyond. Thank you.

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thank you for the feedback and for watching the video!!!!

[@annalisa6224]

Such a helpful video! Thanks for posting!

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@OfficeLinebacker-FJB]

Great video. Well done.

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks, man! Much appreciated 👊🏾

[@guillermocastro5366]

Love your tundra bro. Thank you for the excellent content and I wish you the best. New subscriber here!🙋🏻‍♂️

[@toyotaFANatic81]

I really appreciate that man!!! Thank you for the sub! It's a HUGE help.

[@Makave22]

The best explanation I ever seen

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks, man!!! I really appreciate that. I still regret not filming the bleeding of the brakes, or the bedding-in of the brakes, but I'll throw those in future videos.

[@Alcides7402]

Great video

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks! I hope that you found it helpful.

[@jayanthony5165]

Great video, new subscriber!

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks for supporting the channel, Man!!! Much appreciated 👊🏾

[@marioalvarez3348]

Beautiful video Thanks

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks for the feedback! I hope that it was helpful!!!

[@akee8mtb]

Awesome vid 👍 you just got a new subscriber.

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thank you for the feedback and the sub!!! That's a HUGE help for the channel. 👍🏾

[@kidistight]

Thanks brother changing mine as we speak and wasn’t sure how the bracket goes.

[@toyotaFANatic81]

My pleasure, man! I'm glad that it was helpful.

[@geostorm9351]

Wasn’t crazy about the color until it was done and you could see it thru the wheel. It takes need out nice. Was this a kit since the rotors were bigger i assume the caliper bracket was different to accommodate the bigger rotor.

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks for watching the video. I get it ... rotor color is a very individual choice. The rotors and pads came as a package. The calipers were new, but they were essentially stock. The mating surface of the new rotor is only slightly bigger than stock, so everything fit nicely.

[@JuanGonzalez-us2ju]

Have you hit 20k miles after the installation? Are they holding up well? Any dust, vibrations, etc? I’ve been looking online for a kit but there’s mixed reviews for this brand.

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Thanks for checking out the video. I've gone just over 20K miles with these brakes and I'm happy to report that I have no issues (no vibrations, no dust), and they still work better than the stock brakes. Also, I took my time to make sure that I installed them correctly, bled them properly, and bedded them in correctly. The job took longer than it should have, but they operate well and better than the originals.

[@georgioantoine4194]

What brand brakes were those?

[@toyotaFANatic81]

Power Stop brake kit. The details are in the video description. It's a good kit. Excellent braking performance. Much better than stock. I was REALLY surprised!