TRQ Rear Brake Pads Ceramic Compatible with Lexus LX570 and Toyota

In this review of the TRQ rear ceramic brake pads, the bottom line is straightforward: these pads are aimed at owners of 2007-2021 Toyota Tundra, 2008-2021 Toyota Sequoia, 2008-2021 Toyota Land Cruiser and 2013-2021 Lexus LX570 who need an OE-style, direct fit replacement without premium OEM cost. The reviewer found the pads deliver dependable braking performance and a clear value proposition for routine replacement, while fitment and noise behavior vary by vehicle and installation. This makes the set a practical choice for DIY installers and independent shops that confirm fitment before purchase.

Key Features

• Direct Fit OE Replacement: Designed to match factory geometry so the pads install in the rear calipers without modification when the correct vehicle application is selected.
• Ceramic Friction Material: Ceramic compound offers a quieter, cleaner operation compared with many metallic pads and reduces rotor wear in typical street driving.
• Vehicle Specific Fitment Details: The listing includes explicit fitment ranges for Tundra, Sequoia, Land Cruiser and LX570 so buyers can confirm compatibility before ordering.
• OE and Aftermarket Reference Numbers: Cross-references such as 044660C010 and MGD1304CH help match these pads to original equipment part numbers for easier verification.
• Complete Rear Pad Set: The package includes four pads enough for one axle, which simplifies maintenance and ensures matched friction material across both wheels.

Who It's For

The TRQ rear ceramic brake pads are best for owners of compatible Toyota and Lexus SUVs and trucks who want a cost-effective, OE-style replacement and who will confirm the listed vehicle-specific fitment. They suit DIY mechanics comfortable with brake work and independent shops that verify pad cross-reference numbers before installation.

These pads may be less ideal for owners who require perfect OEM-caliber noise suppression out of the box or those who have models with nonstandard brake hardware; some customers reported fit and noise inconsistencies, so vehicles with unusual factory options should be checked carefully.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good value for money compared with many dealer-priced rear pad sets while maintaining OE-style fitment when matched correctly.
• Ceramic material helps reduce rotor contamination and can provide a quieter operation in many installations.
• Includes OE and aftermarket reference numbers which simplify compatibility checks and help avoid ordering errors.
• Complete rear axle pad quantity makes a convenient single-visit replacement.

Cons

• Mixed fit reports mean some buyers may need to double-check vehicle configuration; not every vehicle reports a perfect plug-and-play experience.
• Some customers experienced occasional squeal depending on break-in and hardware condition, so additional shims or hardware may be needed.

Specifications

Pad Quantity	4
Inner Pad Friction Thickness	12 mm (0.47 in)
Outer Pad Friction Thickness	12 mm (0.47 in)
Inner Pad Overall Thickness	17 mm (0.67 in)
Outer Pad Overall Thickness	17 mm (0.67 in)
Inner/Outer Pad Width	116 mm (4.57 in)
OE Reference Numbers	044660C010, 446602340, 446660120, 446660160

Our Verdict

The TRQ rear ceramic pads are a practical, cost-conscious replacement for owners of compatible Tundra, Sequoia, Land Cruiser and LX570 models who confirm fitment and accept that noise and fit can vary by vehicle. They offer good value, OE cross-reference clarity and ceramic benefits that make them a sensible option for routine rear pad replacement when installed with proper hardware inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these pads fit my 2015 Tundra?
Check the listing fitment ranges and cross-reference the OE numbers; they are listed as compatible with 2007-21 Toyota Tundra rear when the correct part variant is selected.

Do these pads include installation hardware?
The listing covers pad set contents only; customers should verify whether any specific caliper hardware or shims are included for their vehicle and replace worn hardware as needed.

Are these quieter than metallic pads?
Ceramic pads typically run quieter and produce less rotor dust, but some users report occasional squeal depending on installation, break-in and existing hardware condition.