Brake pads: choosing the right ones for performance and safety
Brake pads play a crucial role in vehicle safety. Because of this, replacing them promptly is essential. Many drivers delay the task due to the expense of pads, while others risk buying low-cost options that may not perform well.
Low-quality pads can be too soft and wear out quickly, leading to higher overall costs as the replacement happens sooner. On the other hand, pads that are excessively hard can damage the brake discs, resulting in even larger expenses for repairs. These are just a few of the factors to consider when selecting pads.
Key requirements include a snug fit to the brake disc and even wear across the surface. Quiet operation is important, and delamination of the working surface from the metal base is unacceptable.
Front brake pads for Hyundai i20 PB, i30 FD, ix35 LM, Tucson JM and Kia cee`d ED, Rio II JB, Sportage JE/SL
Front brake pads for Renault Logan II, Sandero II, MCV II, Clio IV, Symbol II/III and Twingo III
After extensive testing with specialized equipment, the team at Za Rulem has identified the criteria that define reliable brake pads. Building on this knowledge, Za Rulem Trading House offers front brake pads that meet all safety and reliability standards while remaining affordable.
The Za Rulem Trading House consistently stocks front brake pads for Hyundai i20 PB, i30 FD, ix35 LM, Tucson JM, as well as for Kia cee`d ED, Rio II JB, Sportage JE / SL and for Renault Logan II, Sandero II, MCV II, Clio IV, Symbol II/III and Twingo III. These pads are also available through partner stores.
A picture: behind the wheel, by Benjamin Klaver, Unsplash