Wagner QS ZD908 Disc Brake Pad Set, Chamfered Edges for Smooth, Quiet Stops, Fits 2002–2006 Toyota Camry

I installed these pads myself on a 2005 Camry. They fit just fine, and the car drives well with no noticeable noises or problems. Braking feels normal, nothing special but nothing out of the ordinary. I bought these "used" so the packaging was slightly damaged, but the pads themselves seemed fine and are working well in my car.

Got these for my daughter's 2006 Camry. Usually get the thermoquiet model, but thought I would try these to see if they were better. They look plated better, so hopefully they won't rust like the thermoquiets have. Fit perfectly and no noise, too.

Much better feel and stopping power than other brands of ceramic compound pads I have used. I replaced a set of pads with very little wear on them because they did not work well. The difference was large and immediately noticeable. After 2000 miles, brake feel has not changed. Very good indeed. Obviously I can't comment on life if pads... Recommended product!

These are not the highest performance pads you will find for the application but they are a good value. Clips and pads fit the OE calipers well. They are performing fine with no noise when braking Would buy them again.

Loved perfect fit, they feel awesome on my camry. Mo squeaks.

Pads are direct fit on my 09 Lexus IS250. However, for those complaining about the noise, do NOT use the hardware that comes with it, you can re use the old ones if they didn’t make noise. The hardware (bracket where the pads sit) were rubbing on the rotor, you can tell after when you spin the rotor after installing and you’ll hear it, put back the old ones and the noise is gone. More brake dust than others, but that’s no big deal to me being they’re priced cheap i expected that, braking power is OK, not bad, not great.

Great pair of pads, great price, super easy to install, no shims needed. 2006 Lexus GS300

I've been using Wagner brake pads for nearly two decades and I've never had a problem and you can't beat the price on Amazon. Several comments were made on squealing brakes after replacing pads and I think you have to take these comments with a grain of salt sort of speak. Not knowing everyone's skill level on car repair, would be difficult to blame the parts. Was everything done correctly? Was brake grease applied to all the right places? We're the metal brake clips replaced? ...