Brake pads

Brake pads are an important part of the car’s braking system and are designed to create friction against the brake disc so the vehicle can slow down safely and effectively. When you press the brake pedal, the brake caliper pushes the pads against the brake disc, and it is this contact that converts movement into braking force. Choosing the right brake pads has a major impact on braking performance, pedal feel, heat management and wear.

Brake pads are available for many different needs. Some are developed for normal road use with a focus on low noise, comfort and stable braking performance during everyday driving, while others are made for fast road driving, track use, motorsport or heavier loads, where greater demands are placed on temperature resistance and braking force. In performance and motorsport applications, it is important to choose a brake pad that can work consistently at high temperatures without losing effectiveness, while also matching the car’s weight, tyres, driving style and brake discs.

When choosing brake pads, you should consider factors such as intended use, material type, operating temperature and compatibility with the rest of the braking system. A brake pad that works well on the road is not necessarily the right choice for trackday or race use, and on the other hand, a more aggressive pad may create more noise, dust and wear in daily driving. The key is therefore to find the solution that matches how the car is actually used.