[tom34diy]

My vote is for OEM pads from the Honda dealer or online. They work great and you know they will fit. They are what I used on our 2004. No need to get any other brand, IMO. And, they are very easy to change (if you are experienced. Good luck. Tom

 

[jagalchi6920]

Thank you for your suggestion!
I will try to look for the OEM pads from online.

 

[DaleClark]

The OEM pads are VERY reasonably priced, like $40 or so per axle, and they include new anti-squeal shims and new clips.

Hit up Majestic Honda - The Internet's #1 Honda Automotive Parts Store they have great prices and fast shipping, I've been buying a ton of stuff for my new Oddy from them .

Dale

 

[redmondjp]

And you should check the thickness of your rotors as well to see how worn down they are (you can judge somewhat from the thickness of the lip on the inner edge of the wear area). You may want to replace your rotors at the same time, and I'd go with OEM on this as well (lots of opinions out there on brake pad/rotor brands, do some searching). If you've got enough material there, you should at the very minimum scuff them up with coarse emery paper or get them turned.

Brake rotors are essentially standard maintenance items these days, not uncommon on a lot of the newer cars to replace brake pads+rotors at the same time in all cases.

I'm not sure how many shops will even turn rotors these days.