Has anyone use asuki advanced brake pads and brake shoes?

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moizadil (moizadil) 2017-06-04 17:43:22 +0500 #1

Are they any good?

moizadil (moizadil) 2017-06-04 22:21:13 +0500 #2

Bumpppppppppp

humayun.chughtai.7 (Humayun Azhar Chughtai) 2017-06-04 23:41:46 +0500 #3

Yup I am using asuki's brake pads & shoes, they are quite good as well as reasonably priced.

moizadil (moizadil) 2017-06-05 00:24:54 +0500 #4

Price is very reasonable. The only thing I was concerned about was the performance. What car are you using them in?

humayun.chughtai.7 (Humayun Azhar Chughtai) 2017-06-05 00:36:32 +0500 #5

I am using them in my Honda city 2014, civic 2013 and vitz 2001.

moizadil (moizadil) 2017-06-05 00:58:08 +0500 #6

Ohh, I wanted to use them in city 10, I have peace of mind now knowing that they work fine in city or else I would have had to buy front disks for 10k from Honda dealership which cost 1.5k from asuki.

KhurrumIftikhar1 (KhurrumIftikhar1) 2017-06-05 01:37:00 +0500 #7

Dont buy ausuki

Best option Honda orignal from Honda 9k

2nd best. HONDA ORIGNAL from reputed aftermarket dealer. 7k

3rd best. NISIN PADS 3k. As honda uses nisin pads and breaking system from Nisin

These cheap pads tends to heat up at speed above 120 and then you litrally have to stand on break peadle to stop the car

moizadil (moizadil) 2017-06-05 01:43:46 +0500 #8

Our car very rarely goes to 80 and above. I wanted nissin to be honest but the market filled with copies, many shopkeepers say original are not coming anymore so the next best option was asuki. Any idea where can one get genuine nissin?

I don't wanna go for genuine Honda because they're criminally overpriced, brakes of all 4 tires will easily cost 17-20k

humayun.chughtai.7 (Humayun Azhar Chughtai) 2017-06-05 16:35:09 +0500 #9

I am totally fine with asuki's. I usually travel on motorways, indus highways, GT roads, nothern areas once a year and didn't faced a single issue with them. Although its all about mental satisfaction.

anon29770314 2017-08-14 13:17:27 +0500 #10

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hassan08.com (Hassan Naeem) 2018-12-18 13:59:43 +0500 #12

I have the same question and i wanted to know if they are better than toyota oem for corolla gli

pwuser155845227530 (Atayyab) 2021-05-12 17:13:14 +0500 #13

I also want to change my pads car mileage is 25000
Is asuki good to go for it as i travel on motorways and in city braking is frequently used? Really confused as there is alot of variety with different prices and honda is charging too high.

humayun.chughtai.7 (Humayun Azhar Chughtai) 2021-05-12 20:26:34 +0500 #14

Frankly I suggest you to go for Hitachi brake pads. They are of good quality with decent price.
Check prices online. Its available on both pakwheels store & zapple store.

humayun.chughtai.7 (Humayun Azhar Chughtai) 2021-05-12 20:28:03 +0500 #15

All the asuki & MK brake pads available in markets these days are of 3rd class quality.

asgharpwr (Car01) 2021-05-12 20:44:10 +0500 #16

Any one used i-brake pads, hw is the performance of ibrake?

alich7770 (Ali) 2021-05-13 14:40:08 +0500 #17

I bought it... But they are cheap cheap waste of money... I changed it wth geniun brake pads after a month of use ...

anarkaliantiques (Mohsin A) 2021-05-13 22:52:39 +0500 #18

Use Akebono AN376WK for honda city, Advics are also good, ceramic pads wear much less than OEM the performance is slightly lower but these perform much better than OEM even when overheating they dont lose brake pressure. Second best is Hitachi and Nisshinbo , Nissin are third tier and then comes Asuki Mytec MK junk use them if you dont care about your life or your car, Good braking will save you from rear collission and emergency stops.