Front Brake Dusk Shield

Yeah I throw a bunch of them away it seems like every few months to 2 years

 

I always like to comparison shop. On my doorstep, all-in (so far they've never charged more, say sales tax, duty, whatever) from Japan through Amayama, $47.70 CDN:



(One of their warehouses is in United Arab Emirates, which might be dicey right now...)

And cash-n-carry, the discounted price from nearest-to-me US dealership, sourced through Toyota USA parts site, $57.45 USD:

 

You just do your hubs and throw them out put calipers and stuff together and go . I've had cars like this for 40 years no brake dust shields on disc brakes . Very uneventful it's just the way it is and it's fine air flow thru wheels is great too. Looks better too .

 

Yeah, $26.28 USD apiece, before shipping and taxes. For the two, that's 52.86. With shipping and taxes, another $15?

From Amayama, those would land on my doorstep, everything paid, for $47.70 CDN, with exchange rate of .73, that's $34.82 USD. Delivered, for the pair, all-in.

I am biased, admittedly: being in Canada, I've found it easier to ship stuff from Japan than US.

 

I want a dawn shield.

A dust shield is a great idea. But lacks benefit.

But I have multiple cars lacking this. Just check back of rotors for lack of rust, it’s easier without that stupid shield that often create noise due to contact with rotor.

It’s not called for.

 

More than a dust shield that's a rock and debris shield to keep small rock and particulate matter smacking into rotor at speeds . Not that this is that serious we don't all live on rock roads etc . But yes it's easier to see the back of the rotor laying under car without it. I haven't run them on cars since the mid 80 no issues yet