vtruong1

What kind to get? Does it matter???

Thanks

MTL_4runner

I am going with OEMs, I have tried others and they are just not as good.

Yoter

I think mine are Bendix, They seem to work fine.

Scofco

Bendix is a key manufacturer of semi-truck air brake components.

They know their stuff!

Yoter

Yeah I have semi truck parts on my 4runner. Ok I understand why I remembered that name, I use to drive a rig and somehow that name came up. Might have been printed on the airbrake handle or something. Oh well.

4Runner4Christ

Where did you get your Bendix rear shoes? Any other recommendations for rear shoes other than Toyota OEM & Bendix? If so, where did you get them from? Any part numbers for the rear shoes would be appreciated. Thanks

DUOGLIDESS

i purchased brake shoes from car quest whos brakes come from bendix but are relabled to the car quest name

vtruong1

advanced auto has them

runnerboy97

i just redid my rear brakes with carquest parts. the blue shoes the bendix ones. they also carry a hardware kit, which is all new springs, retainers(for the holddown springs and the little horseshoe clips) and the pins that hold the shoes in place, definatly worth the few extra bucks.

VA_Yotaman

This brings up a good question...do I have the original rear brakes on my 91? I don't think I've ever done em. I pull the drums on a regular basis, and I've adjusted them occassionally, but they still have plenty left on em. Everything seems to be in order, no leaky wheel cylinders or anything.

k-bomb

If it aint broke, don't fix it. I work at a brake shop and I've seen rear brakes last well over 100k miles on the 4runner. If you do replace the shoes, I would recommend replacing the wheel cyliners while your already in there. They're inexpensive and will prevent you from having leaks in the future which will destroy your new brake shoes.