Help, need Toyota Part No. for RX350
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Hey guys,
Its time for me to replace my brake rotors and pads. I have a 2010 Lexus RX350 and wanted to pick the rotors and pads up at my local toyota dealership, as if I were to go to Lexus it probably cost 33% more for the same parts.
Can you guys tell me the part no.'s for the following:
Front rotors
Front Pads
Rear Rotors
Rear Pads
Shims
Brake Fluid
Thanks for the help guys.
Its time for me to replace my brake rotors and pads. I have a 2010 Lexus RX350 and wanted to pick the rotors and pads up at my local toyota dealership, as if I were to go to Lexus it probably cost 33% more for the same parts.
Can you guys tell me the part no.'s for the following:
Front rotors
Front Pads
Rear Rotors
Rear Pads
Shims
Brake Fluid
Thanks for the help guys.
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From what I've seen, there is not that big of a price difference for the parts themselves, if in fact you can get identical parts at the Toyota Dealer. The Highlander is almost a twin to the RX in many respects, but I'm not sure how well that comparison holds up for brake parts. Even if you go to the Toyota dealer, they are going to get and use Lexus parts for you.
Just like for tires, there is almost no way I would ever go to EITHER dealer for something as common as brake parts (same for air filters, oil, oil filters, spark plugs, plug wires, etc.). The only box store I use for brake parts is Napa, and only if I can get their Ultra Premium components. Compared to OEM, better brake parts can be had aftermarket from other sources for equal or less money. Heck,. even if you run up into the Ultra Performance parts at RockAuto, the price difference is not that great for the pads in comparison to the OEM level quality parts, especially if you're comparing to a purchase at a local stealership. Just pick a highly reliable brand in a performance class and order them online...especially for fluid!!!
Just like for tires, there is almost no way I would ever go to EITHER dealer for something as common as brake parts (same for air filters, oil, oil filters, spark plugs, plug wires, etc.). The only box store I use for brake parts is Napa, and only if I can get their Ultra Premium components. Compared to OEM, better brake parts can be had aftermarket from other sources for equal or less money. Heck,. even if you run up into the Ultra Performance parts at RockAuto, the price difference is not that great for the pads in comparison to the OEM level quality parts, especially if you're comparing to a purchase at a local stealership. Just pick a highly reliable brand in a performance class and order them online...especially for fluid!!!
Last edited by F250; 06-27-17 at 10:24 AM.
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I get my parts online. Last time I used https://www.lexuspartsnow.com/
I have the RX450h part numbers. Here's the list of parts I got:
I have the RX450h part numbers. Here's the list of parts I got:
Code:
Part No. Description Price Qty. Subtotal 04946-48110 SHIM KIT,ANTI SQUEAL $19.11 1 $19.11 [RX450h 2013 JPP] 04465-48150 PAD KIT, DISC BRAKE $46.23 1 $46.23 04466-48130 PAD KIT,DISC BRAKE L $51.29 1 $51.29 04945-48150 SHIM KIT, ANTI SQUEA $16.63 1 $16.63 42431-48070 DISC, RR $73.05 2 $146.10 43512-48110 DISC, FR $59.76 2 $119.52
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I get my parts online. Last time I used https://www.lexuspartsnow.com/
I have the RX450h part numbers. Here's the list of parts I got:
I have the RX450h part numbers. Here's the list of parts I got:
Code:
Part No. Description Price Qty. Subtotal 04946-48110 SHIM KIT,ANTI SQUEAL $19.11 1 $19.11 [RX450h 2013 JPP] 04465-48150 PAD KIT, DISC BRAKE $46.23 1 $46.23 04466-48130 PAD KIT,DISC BRAKE L $51.29 1 $51.29 04945-48150 SHIM KIT, ANTI SQUEA $16.63 1 $16.63 42431-48070 DISC, RR $73.05 2 $146.10 43512-48110 DISC, FR $59.76 2 $119.52
Thanks for the info.
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