SCITOOBrake Pads Kits Front Semi-Metal Rear Ceramic 8pcs Fit for 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 for Nissan Altima

Good packaging, excellent price.

Fit perfect and work good! Would recommend

Bought these ceramic front brake pads for my 2015 Nissan Altima in 2018 as it was only $16.99 at the time. I wasn’t sure how the quality of the pads would be consider it is so cheap. I even passed it up for during the first pad replacement and went for the OEM like pads from Beck/Arnley which was close to $60. Last year when the pads were due again for replacement, consider the car had 150K miles at the time, I went and found these 7 year old pads on the garage shelf and hope they can last for another 30K miles before selling the car.But boy was I wrong about these pads! Once installed, they were dead silent (even today)! And they didn’t compromise on stopping power either, very similar to the more expensive Beck/Arnley pads! The brake dust amount were about the same as before which it was never an issue for me.Just last week (8/1/2025), I had the tire off and I checked the pad life and it still show about at least 80% left with the car at 170K now! Just for info, I kept the same rotors from the 2022 brake job (also Beck/Arnley) which was when the Beck/Arnley pads were also installed.I really wish I knew about these pads much earlier so I could have avoided spending on other more expensive pads!

Good Quality Brake Pads, But Front Clips Could Be BetterI installed these brake pads on all four wheels of my 2006 Toyota Highlander. Overall, I'm impressed with the quality of the pads themselves—they provide smooth and quiet stopping power, and I’ve had no issues with braking performance since the installation.The rear clips that came with the set were solid and fit perfectly. However, the front clips were a bit disappointing. Each side came with a single clip for the caliper, which isn’t the ideal setup. It seems like the manufacturer opted for a cheaper design here, probably to cut a few cents off the cost. While the pads still work fine, it would’ve been better to include proper dual-clip hardware for better fit and security.Despite that minor flaw, this is still a good buy for the price. If you’re comfortable reusing your old front clips or have a backup set, you’ll be more than satisfied with the quality of these pads.

Ok, so one of Ford's better ideas is that they put two different types of caliper pistons (stainless steel and phenolic) in the same generation Escapes. THESE BRAKE PADS ARE FOR THE STAINLESS STEEL PISTONS WITH THE LARGER CLIPS. I replaced my niece's 2010 XLT 3.0 brake pads and her Escape has the stainless steel caliper pistons. They have a larger bore and require the larger clips. I have a 2012 Limited 2.5, the same exact style as my niece's, and my Escape has phenolic (basically extremely hard, high temperature plastic) caliper pistons. They have a smaller bore and require the smaller clips. I didn't take pics of the calipers, but just google each type and compare it to what your vehicle is equipped with.With that being said, the brakes are of good quality and come with synthetic brake grease and new clips that fit just like the OEM parts. I test drove it and they seem smooth with no noise. Of course, time will tell about their longevity. Hope this helps...

Great price and excellent products

Purchased these pads for my 2009 Honda Accord sedan. The product page specifically says that these will fit the car for both the front as well as the rears. I was able to install the rear set on the car however the front pads are the wrong size and will not fit. The pads that are included in the kit are too small to fit in the front calipers, I contacted amazon directly and they shipped out a replacement set and those also have the same issue of not fitting. I would not recommend buying these and will be going to my local parts house to get the required front brake pads for the car as I need the pads changed before any damage is done to the rotors.

Came early. Everything included. Even had instructions. Everything was perfect.