OEM Honda Brake Pads

43022XVJ000 - : Brake Pads for Honda Image

Brake Pads

Disc brakes, with mugen si.
Discontinued
45022TLAA01 - : Brake Pads for Honda Image

Brake Pads

Incl.Clips,Shims.
Discontinued
45022S0X415 - : Brake Pads Front for Honda Image

Brake Pads Front

Incl.Clips,Shims.
Discontinued
43022TZ5A10 - : Brake Pads Rear for Honda Image

Brake Pads Rear

Incl.Clips,Shims.
Discontinued
43022SV4A03 - : Brake Pads Rear for Honda Image

Brake Pads Rear

Disc brakes, 2.3L. Coupe. 2.3l. Disc brakes, 3.0L. Sedan. 3.0l. Coupe, disc brakes. With wagon. Accord Hybrid. Prelude.
Discontinued
45022S30A03 - : Brake Pads Front for Honda Image

Brake Pads Front

Prelude. Base. Sh.
Discontinued
45022SDBA00 - : Disc Brake Pad Set for Honda Image

Disc Brake Pad Set

3.0L, auto trans.
Discontinued
45022S87X01 - : Disc Brake Pad Set Front for Honda Image

Disc Brake Pad Set Front

Accord. Sedan. 3.0l. Incl.Shims. Prelude. With vtec.
Discontinued

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Why Brake Pads Are Essential

Brake pads create the friction needed to stop your vehicle, pressing against rotors under pressure from the calipers. Worn pads can cause squealing, longer stopping distances, and rotor damage if ignored.

The Role of Brake Pads in Honda Vehicles

For the Honda CR-V, brake pads are engineered for longevity and consistent performance. Pair new pads with splash guards to protect wheels and brakes from dirt and water.

Types of Brake Pads

  • Ceramic pads: quiet, durable, and clean.
  • Semi-metallic pads: strong braking power, common in many models.
  • Organic pads: softer material, good for light use.

Steps to Inspect Brake Pads

  1. Listen for squealing when braking.
  2. Look through wheels to check pad thickness.
  3. Feel for vibrations or pulsing in the pedal.
  4. Check for uneven rotor wear.
  5. Schedule professional inspection if issues appear.

Brake Pad Maintenance Tips

Replace pads every 25,000–70,000 miles depending on driving conditions. City driving tends to wear pads faster than highway use. Always use OEM brake pads for best fit and safety.

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