Power Stop17-1212 Rear Z17 Ceramic Brake Pads For 2013-2018 Lexus ES300h | 2007-2018 ES350 | 2008-2018 Toyota Avalon | 2007-2022 Toyota Camry [Application Specific] | 2006-2018 Toyota Rav4

quality name product, low dust, perfect fit pads and new hardware

This is a good set for the money, just needs minor tweaks to make it perfect.TLDR:Installed this set of pads on a rear of the RAV4 2009 without any issues, but you may take note of a few points:- There was no grease packet included. I have a whole can of it, so no issues for me, but please, do NOT install pads without greasing "everything that moves" with a correct high-temperature grease *EXCEPT* pads' "face" or the rotor!- There are two sets (8 pieces) of "panels" in a bag (as in a photo on the page), enough to install both front and back sets. I guess they just threw in standard packet which covers any of the front/back/both scenarios. I wish they had a smaller pack of 4, but included a packet of grease instead. Less confusion for DIYs that way too.- There were only 4 "scratchers" included, so you can only install one per pad. Make sure you install it on the end that "meets" rotor rotation (when driving forward). This end will wear a bit faster and you will get squeaking at the correct wear level. Once again, I wish they had 8 of those included to eliminate guesswork for casual DIY guys.

I replaced a set of barely worn metallic pads with these because the metallic squealed. The are much quieter, but not silent. The squeal is completely gone, but they do make a bit of noise, mostly in reverse. I think most would find these completely acceptable from a noise standpoint.What is important is how well they work. They are nice and grabby, I really like that. Even though the front pads do the majority of the work, swapping out just the rear pads raised the pedal and gave it that instant bite. I love the feel of nice tight brakes. They are a little touchy, but that's a lot better than having push the pedal hard to get the car to stop.My only knock is the lack of retaining clips or silicone grease. I had grease and I cleaned up the old clips using a wire brush and a dremel. For a few extra bucks, these should be included always.

Parts fit well, seem to work well

A simple box with brake pads shouldn't break the bank nor be a technical nightmare.My rear brakes were making noise after just two years so I changed the out. The old ones had plenty (70%) on the right, but wore heavy on the driver side.A squeal was the result of a bent heat shield.Put in the new Power Stop, and well, the most important function of the car is back!