Metallic Brake Pads or Ceramic Brake Pads?

Metallic Brake Pads or Ceramic Brake Pads?

Just like how the style of brake rotors matter depending on the driving style and type of vehicle it's going on, the brake pads are equally as important. Because everyone's situation is different, we aim to educate our customers so that they can make a choice that suits them.

Ceramic brake pads produce less brake dust compared to semi-metallic brake pads, and while ceramic brake pads are great for smaller cars, they can be noisy on heavy cars and trucks.

Semi-Metallic brake pads have better temperature fade resistance and a higher level of friction than ceramic brake pads. Semi-Metallic brake pads have the best stopping power in all weather conditions and are perfect for all light, medium, and heavy-duty Cars, Trucks, and SUVs.

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