Replacing 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage G4 GLS Front Brake Pads

[kevindd992002]

Kapag papalitan ang front brake pads ng 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage G4 GLS, mas recommended ba na CASA na direcho pagawa para original parts na gamitin? Or ok lang yung mga Japanese replacement brands outside na cheaper?

[dr. d]

Kapag papalitan ang front brake pads ng 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage G4 GLS, mas recommended ba na CASA na direcho pagawa para original parts na gamitin? Or ok lang yung mga Japanese replacement brands outside na cheaper?

casa replacement is hecho derecho and is the most expensive choice.
you can buy the pads in the casa, and have your local mechanic install them, to save on labor cost.
you can buy the pads at a genuine oem store, and have them installed by the store's tambay mechanic, and probably save a bit more.
you can buy a good non-oem replacement and have friendly mechanic to install it, at even more savings.
you can save on labor cost, if you install it yourself!
heh heh.

[kevindd992002]

Thanks!

Any recommendation for a good non-oem brand?

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[A121]

Thanks!

Any recommendation for a good non-oem brand?

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Suggest you buy OEM as some non OEM replacements tend to be noisy and eat through the rotor.

[Lew_Alcindor]

Thanks!

Any recommendation for a good non-oem brand?

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Original Bendix is good and quite popular. "Original" because it seems that there are fake Bendix in the market already.

I suggest buy the brake pads from casa, have it installed outside. Or if you are a DIY type of person (like me), install it yourself.

Replacing the pads is easy. What's tiring is jacking up the car and removing the wheels.

[kevindd992002]

Original Bendix is good and quite popular. "Original" because it seems that there are fake Bendix in the market already.

I suggest buy the brake pads from casa, have it installed outside. Or if you are a DIY type of person (like me), install it yourself.

Replacing the pads is easy. What's tiring is jacking up the car and removing the wheels.

I see. So does the casa provide original Bendix as their OEM part?

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[StockEngine]

Thanks!

Any recommendation for a good non-oem brand?

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bendix ph and brembo ph both on fb

speedyfix and motech and other shops can install them. you can also ask if they have brake pads for your model. make sure they lube the caliper pins..

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[Lew_Alcindor]

I see. So does the casa provide original Bendix as their OEM part?

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Ask the casa, not me.

[Egan101]

Get Brembo OEM replacement pads if they have them for the Mirage. What they offer me for my Fozzie is cheaper than the one from the casa.

[kevindd992002]

Get Brembo OEM replacement pads if they have them for the Mirage. What they offer me for my Fozzie is cheaper than the one from the casa.

Speedyfix quoted 3700 plus 400 labor fee for Brembo. I'll try inquiring from Motech to compare.

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