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    2022 Toyota Corolla – Brake Pad & Rotor Specs

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    SpecFrontRear
    Pad PN (OEM)04465-YZZZD (verify with dealer)04466-YZZZF (verify with dealer)
    Pad PN (Akebono)ASP1876ASP1459
    Pad PN (Bosch QuietCast)BC1876BC1459
    Pad PN (Wagner OEX)OEX1876OEX1459
    Pad PN (Power Stop Z23 Evolution Sport)Z23-1876Z23-1459
    Rotor Diameter10.87 inches (276 mm)10.24 inches (260 mm) (verify with dealer)
    Rotor New Thickness0.984 inches (25 mm)0.394 inches (10 mm) (verify with dealer)
    Rotor Minimum Thickness0.906 inches (23 mm)0.354 inches (9 mm) (verify with dealer)
    Caliper Piston Count11
    Caliper Bracket Torque65 lb-ft47 lb-ft
    Caliper Slide-Pin Torque25 lb-ft25 lb-ft
    Brake Fluid SpecDOT 3 or DOT 4DOT 3 or DOT 4

    How to choose pads

    When it comes to replacing the brake pads on your 2022 Toyota Corolla, you have several excellent choices, each with its own advantages.

    • Ceramic Pads: These are a popular choice for good reason. Ceramic pads are known for their quiet operation, low dust production, and consistent performance across a wide temperature range. They generally offer a comfortable pedal feel and are kind to rotors, which can extend rotor life. They are an excellent option for daily driving and those who prioritize quiet braking and clean wheels.

    • Semi-Metallic Pads: Semi-metallic pads are workhorses, offering excellent stopping power and good performance in various conditions, including higher temperatures. They tend to be more aggressive than ceramic pads and might produce more brake dust and a bit more noise. However, for drivers who demand strong initial bite and robust performance, semi-metallic pads are a solid choice.

    • Heavy-Duty (HD) Pads: While "heavy-duty" might sound like overkill for a Corolla, some aftermarket brands offer performance or "sport" pads that fall into this category. These are typically designed for more spirited driving, offer higher friction coefficients, and can withstand more extreme braking conditions. They often come with trade-offs like increased noise, dust, and potentially faster rotor wear. Unless you are consistently pushing your Corolla to its limits, ceramic or quality semi-metallic pads are usually more than sufficient.

    For most 2022 Toyota Corolla owners, a good quality ceramic pad will provide an excellent balance of quiet operation, low dust, and reliable stopping power.

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    Torque Specifications

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    A/C Refrigerant & Oil

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    Bulb Sizes (Headlight, Tail, Fog)

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    Paint Color Codes

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    Transmission & Axle Gear Ratios

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    Key Fob Programming

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