FAQ

1. Ceramic brake pads: Low dust, low noise, low wear, and high temperature resistance. Suitable for most passenger cars and SUVs, ideal for daily city commuting and highway driving, providing optimal comfort and stability.
2. Semi-metallic brake pads: Strong braking performance, suitable for heavy vehicles such as trucks and SUVs.
3.Low-metallic brake pads: Less metal content and a blend of organic materials. Combining the advantages of semi-metallic and asbestos-free organic (NAO) materials, improving resistance to heat fade. Suitable for daily city driving, ideal for users seeking high cost-effectiveness.

OE-BRK MOQ: 100 sets/model, 1000 sets/order. Custom Brand MOQ: 100 sets/model, 2500 sets/order

Delivery Time: It depends on the actual brake pads order quantity, usually 35-40 days. Delivery Terms: Usually EXW and FOB, but CFR and CIF are also accepted.

T/T 30% as deposit, and 70% before loading . We'll show you the photos of the products and packages before you pay the balance. Also, we accept flexible safe payment term, T/T, ALIPAY etc.

Yes, we can design and produce according to your samples or technical drawings. We can open molds according to customer requirements.

Ceramic brake pads are highly recommended for the following reasons:

1. Suitable for: Family sedans are mainly used for urban commuting and highway driving, requiring moderate braking strength. The low noise, low dust, and long lifespan of ceramic brake pads perfectly match this.
2. Comfort: Ceramic brake pads produce almost no harsh noise during braking, avoiding noise that could affect the driving experience.
3. Easy maintenance: Ceramic brake pads produce less dust, preventing wheel contamination and eliminating the need for frequent cleaning. They also wear out slowly, reducing replacement frequency and lowering operating costs.

If you frequently drive on mountain roads or with heavy loads, you can choose semi-metallic brake pads for stronger braking performance.

Brake pads are a core wear-prone component of a car. There's no fixed replacement cycle; it mainly depends on usage habits and scenarios. A general guideline is as follows:

--- Passenger cars (primarily for city commuting): Replace every 20,000-40,000 kilometers;
--- Frequent highway driving in good road conditions: Replace every 40,000-60,000 kilometers;
--- Frequent mountain driving, frequent braking, and heavy loads: Check every 10,000-20,000 kilometers and replace if necessary;

Note: When the brake pad thickness is ≤3mm (approximately the thickness of the edge of a coin), or if abnormal noises occur during braking or the braking distance increases, replace them immediately to avoid affecting driving safety.

Abnormal noises from brake pads are a common problem. Different noises correspond to different causes. The following methods can be used to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:

1. Slight screeching sound (break-in period): Slight noises may occur during the break-in period after new brake pads are installed. This is normal and will disappear automatically after the break-in period.
2. Continuous noise (outside the break-in period): This may be due to impurities on the brake pad surface, uneven wear of the brake disc, or improper brake pad installation clearance. It is recommended to have it checked at a repair shop to clean impurities, adjust the clearance, and, if necessary, grind the brake disc.
3. Dull noise: This may be due to brake pad material being too hard or a faulty brake caliper. It is recommended to replace with compatible brake pads and check if the caliper is functioning properly.

Note: If the abnormal noise is accompanied by increased braking distance or brake pull to one side, stop using the brakes immediately, troubleshoot the problem, and avoid potential safety hazards.