Raybestos Element3 Automotive Replacement Rear Drum Brake Shoes Set for Select Toyota, Scion (832PG)

I'm assuming you'll install it yourself so a few things: 1. use 2 pull bolts. get the right size bolts, stick them in the brake drum to remove the drums. otherwise you can be banging with a hammer for a long time. 2. spray it down with soapy water to remove all kinds of nasty stuff you don't want to breathe in. 3. take photos, lots of it to make sure you'll know how to put it back together. 4. you should have a notched tool like a flat screwdriver with a notch to remove and install the springs.

fit perfect on my 2005 Prius

Le quedo perfecto al toyota corolla 2005 LE japones, recuerden que no son iguales los que son de estados unidos

The hole for the parking brake cable was a bit too small. But, over all fits well. Good value for the price.

Fit my 2005 Prius rear drums perfectly. These are not easy to switch for DIYers that don't have a lot of experience with drum brakes. It takes a specific set of skills and tools to do drum brakes. They can be one of the more frustrating things to do on your own car.

Bought these for my 2003 Toyota Corolla, confirmed they were supposed to fit, they in fact either we're not a correct fit, or were not manufactured correctly. First, the right brake hung up, then after getting it loose, I had no brakes whatsoever. Not only would I NOT purchase from this seller again, but I'm done buying parts from Amazon period. This is the 3 order of parts that were CONFIRMED to fit my car, and not a single one of them were correct. One order I had replaced 3 times with 3 different parts they "double checked" and were different and yet incorrect every time.

Good shoes. They look just like the Toyota OEMs on my 2007 Prius. And for those that can't get the drums to fit on because the shoes are too thick for the drum to go over them, it's probably because the shoes are not centered and one corner is sticking out. Activate the parking brake a few times to center the shoes on the backing plate.

These are working well in my car and were fairly easy to install. They have held up well after about a year so far, and look to likely last at least another couple of years. Satisfied and would recommend.

As other reviewers have said these do not fit the 2003 Corolla despite Amazon saying they do. I will be returning these.