Front/Rear Brake Pads and Rotors JX35

Where ever I check I just can't find front Rotors for this vehicle!!!

Try rockauto.com i bought front pads and they list a kit too. What about ctc or partsource they may have

roadrunner17 said:

Hi

So I was in for my service today and I was told my brakes need service. They quoted me ridiculous amount of money to service the brake. Only 1mm is left.

Normally I buy Front/Rear Brake Pads and Rotors together. But I looked online and found it's not easy to get Brake parts for this Vehicle.

Has anyone changed their Pads n Rotors ? If yes from where?

PS : I have 2013 JX35 with 44000KMs on it in Toronto.

Thanks

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Thanks for posting, I was starting to wonder how many miles till new brakes/rotors. I have 39K/63KMs and so far it's not squeaking.

How much was the service quote?

Maybe there's better luck if finding the parts for the Pathfinder? (don't know it's different or not regarding brakes/rotors)

would you guys ever consider getting cross drilled rotor's? I heard they are better for braking?

QxSixty said:

would you guys ever consider getting cross drilled rotor's? I heard they are better for braking?

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Nope.

I would have assumed cross-drilled rotors would have been engineered into the vehicle when it was designed, if it works.

Besides, I hear cross-drilled rotors were originally conceived to let brake gas escape. Modern pads don't gas. The current cross-drilled rotor sell is to allow heat to dissipate with holes. The more surface area on the rotor (no holes), the more air comes in contact with the rotor, equals better cooling.

Also, cross drilling reduces the surface of the pad, potentially increasing your stopping distance, and can cause "potential" structural issues to the rotor.

The best way to reduce rotor warping is to brake moderately. Don't ride them, and downshift if heading down long hills.

I am thinking of ordering just Pads for now and at next pad change I will change Rotors too. I am thinking about ordering following Pads:

Rear : POWER STOP Part # 16905 Evolution Ceramic
Front : POWER STOP Part # 161649 Evolution Ceramic

My Vehicle has Adaptive cruise control and collision prevention system. I am not sure if these are the correct Pads for the Vehicle with these advance system .

Stealership has quoted me 475+tax per axle to replace pads and machine the rotors.

Can someone confirm if these will work with my vehicle?

Have you checked with the dealer's part department to get oem pads/rotors? Then check if they have a 20% off coupon to buy them... I get those every few months from my dealer.

bsnguy said:

Have you checked with the dealer's part department to get oem pads/rotors? Then check if they have a 20% off coupon to buy them... I get those every few months from my dealer.

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Yes I did call the dealer's part dept. They were asking for 112$ + tax per axle for just Pads.

I got the same quote from my dealer in Woodbridge. Just for the rears which seem strange. Every car or truck I have owned the fronts go 1st. Going to take it to a local mechanic. I am pretty sure I can get front and back pads and rotors for under $600. $475 rear for pads is a joke.

What did you end up doing?

zcarguy said:

I got the same quote from my dealer in Woodbridge. Just for the rears which seem strange. Every car or truck I have owned the fronts go 1st. Going to take it to a local mechanic. I am pretty sure I can get front and back pads and rotors for under $600. $475 rear for pads is a joke.

What did you end up doing?

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Just saw your post. I just checked Rockauto.com they now carry the rear and front pads (from various manufacturers). Just as a sample Beck Arnley front rotors are $53/each. The rears range in price from $20 to $50. I've used Beck Arnley now a couple of times with good results. Rock Auto also carriers brake pads. I would never pay $475 for rear pads. Brake jobs are simple, for the most part basic tools only are required, especially if you are putting on brand new parts.

Good luck.

zcarguy said:

I got the same quote from my dealer in Woodbridge. Just for the rears which seem strange. Every car or truck I have owned the fronts go 1st. Going to take it to a local mechanic. I am pretty sure I can get front and back pads and rotors for under $600. $475 rear for pads is a joke.

What did you end up doing?

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I end up using
Rear : POWER STOP Part # 16905 Evolution Ceramic
Front : POWER STOP Part # 161649 Evolution Ceramic

$80 for parts from RockAuto and $80 for labour, got it done from a local mechanic ... It's been about two months and no issues....

$475 per axle LMAO!!!

Brake Pads

I am in the same boat. 2013 JX35 in GTA needing a brake pad replacement soon. Does anyone have know a reputable Nissan/Infiniti mechanic in GTA?

guys. Don't go to the Dealers for maintenance. find a local small shop. it is cheaper & you get better service
nissan brakes should last longer tha 44000K

Just hit 50K on factory brakes. I'm glad to see Infiniti designed the pads/rotors well, enough to last a decent amount of time. I'm happy with 50K so any extra mileage is gravy.

From GTA as well .. 22K 2013 JX35 with 8MM left .. no squeaks yet ..

Just throwing this one out here .. any member who lives around NJ and needs an honest Infiniti Mechanic to take a look at their car message me .. My brother is a mechanic who works at one of the Infiniti Dealership here in NJ. I just bought a QX60 and making sure he's the only mechanic that will be doing all the service.

zcarguy said:

I got the same quote from my dealer in Woodbridge. Just for the rears which seem strange. Every car or truck I have owned the fronts go 1st. Going to take it to a local mechanic. I am pretty sure I can get front and back pads and rotors for under $600. $475 rear for pads is a joke.

What did you end up doing?

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I also thought it was interesting how the REARS needed to get replaced first than the fronts. They said mine was almost metal to metal. I would have thought I would have heard "squealing" of some sort. I ended up having them do it for $365 as my family was going on a trip and I didn't have the time to do it myself. This did not include rotors, just pads.

theclutch said:

I also thought it was interesting how the REARS needed to get replaced first than the fronts. They said mine was almost metal to metal. I would have thought I would have heard "squealing" of some sort. I ended up having them do it for $365 as my family was going on a trip and I didn't have the time to do it myself. This did not include rotors, just pads.

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jeez!!! $365 + tax (I assume) for rears pads only. That's Stealership for you!