My 2004 Accord had smooth braking until I put on ceramic brake pads last year as recommended by my mechanic. Since then, there has been a terrible grinding and vibration. The rotors, which were new a year ago were recently turned, and the rear shoes were inspected and found to be in good shape. After driving on the ceramics for about 24,000 miles, yesterday, I went back to a new Honda pads. Has anybody else had this experience? Any success with ceramics?
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