Front Brake Pads for Toyota RAV4 (2014–2018)

Designed to match OEM standards, they deliver smooth braking response and durable performance in both city and highway settings. With measurements of 146.3 mm width, 56.8 mm height, and 17.6 mm thickness, they offer a direct fit and solid reliability. Available at KGCAR.PH.

Specifications

• Vehicle Fitment:
• – Toyota RAV4 (2014–2018)
• Brake Pad Type: Ceramic
• Position: Front Axle
• Brake System: Advics
• Width: 146.3 mm
• Height: 56.8 mm
• Thickness: 17.6 mm

Cross Reference Part Numbers

AKEBONO:

– A-703K / 26296-SG011

– A-703WK / AN-703WK / 26296-VA000 / 26296-VA020

BENDIX AUS:

– DB1722 / 26296-VA050

FMSI:

– D1078 / D1078-7983

HITACHI:

– NDP355C / 26296AJ001

KASHIYAMA:

– D7060

Compatibility and Application

These brake pads are compatible with various Toyota RAV4 trims during the 2014 to 2018 production years. They are also suitable for certain vehicle platforms that share similar caliper specifications. Designed to maintain consistent braking in different driving environments, they suit both everyday use and long-distance trips.

Material and Performance

Made from ceramic compound materials, these pads offer clean and quiet braking while reducing wear on rotors. The advanced composition supports consistent performance under varying temperatures and load conditions.

Installation and Maintenance

These brake pads are built to fit seamlessly into OEM brackets, making them easy to install without any modification. Routine checks and timely replacement are recommended to maintain braking efficiency and extend the lifespan of related brake components.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do these brake pads fit all trims of the Toyota RAV4 from 2014 to 2018?
   Yes. These pads are made to fit all standard models within that year range.
2. Are these ceramic pads quieter than metallic ones?
   Yes. Ceramic pads generally offer quieter performance and less dust accumulation.
3. Is it necessary to resurface the rotor during installation?
   While not always required, resurfacing or replacing the rotor can help ensure smooth contact and optimal braking.