Upgrade your Honda Accord’s braking system with this premium rear brake rotor and ceramic pad assembly designed for heavy-duty fleet applications. This complete brake rotor and pad assembly features fully coated rotors with a genuine Geomet 360 rust-preventative coating, providing excellent corrosion resistance and extended rotor life. The low-dust ceramic pads significantly reduce brake dust buildup on wheels, maintaining a clean, like-new appearance over time. Manufactured to original equipment specifications, these components deliver reliable stopping power and quiet operation under demanding conditions. Suitable for daily drivers and commercial fleet vehicles, this assembly ensures consistent braking performance and durability.
This heavy-duty replacement is engineered to withstand the rigors of frequent use, making it ideal for commercial vehicles, trucks, and fleet applications. The included stainless-steel hardware and high-temperature ceramic lubricant facilitate easy installation and optimal performance. The multi-layer rubberized shims help insulate noise, ensuring a quiet and smooth braking experience even during extended heavy-duty operation. Trust this assembly to enhance safety, performance, and longevity of your vehicle’s braking system, whether for daily commuting or demanding industrial use.
Features:
- Heavy-duty fleet reliability with durable, corrosion-resistant coated rotors
- Excellent corrosion resistance thanks to genuine Geomet 360 coating
- Low dust ceramic brake pads for cleaner wheels and improved stopping power
- Quiet operation with multi-layer rubberized shims for noise insulation
Fitment:
Honda Accord EX 2018 to 2020
Honda Accord EX 2023 to 2025
Honda Accord EX-L 2018 to 2022
Honda Accord Hybrid 2018 to 2022
Honda Accord Hybrid EX 2018 to 2022
Honda Accord Hybrid EX-L 2018 to 2025
Honda Accord Hybrid Sport 2022 to 2025
Honda Accord Hybrid Sport-L 2023 to 2025
Honda Accord Hybrid Touring 2018 to 2025
Honda Accord LX 2018 to 2025
Honda Accord Sport 2018 to 2022
Honda Accord Sport SE 2021 to 2022
Honda Accord Touring 2018 to 2022



