Toyota Tundra Front Brakes Replace Performance EBC Yellow Pads and Rotors

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Toyota Tundra in the video is a 2018
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[@AAALLDAY07]

Very good brake job, I am surprised your pads worn out that bad at 43,000 miles. My Tundra is 2020 and at 83,000 and I’m about to change mine soon

[@kccreations5945]

Very detail oriented that was great! I’m shocked that the brakes were so low at 43,000 miles! I’m at 74,000 on my 2019 tundra and have done quite a bit of towing (about 10,000 miles) and still have good brakes!

[@patclarke2481]

Thank You for making this video! You did an amazing job on making this video and in turn it made my brake job go nice and smooth! Thanks Again 21 Sequoia

[@AutoFixYT]

Amazing brake job! Some people get confused by this setup when they first see it. But if you just think about it for a second it's easy to figure it all out. Lol when you called the brake line a spring, I was like "yeah it's about to be a spring if you don't hook that caliper on properly" hahaha Good call on all the anti seize and the silicone paste. I know that sometimes lubjng certain areas on brake jobs is controversial, but on that setup it's crucial to lube everything especially in the rust belt. Those pins will seize fast, pads stop sliding, and unlike regular calipers that have shims, here you have pad on caliper. So if that rots too much, time for a new caliper. Anyway, great job as usual!

[@AndyTheXTech]

Thanks man! Lol ya I was think about the spring 😂 Glad you liked it!

[@leislymejia2864]

What sockets do you use?