With semi-metallic Corolla brake pads, you can expect a longer lifespan and even greater stopping power. That's because they are made of metal, between 30% and 65%, such as copper wires and steel wool.
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When it comes to aftermarket brake parts and consumables, there’s no question about how important high-quality Toyota Camry brake pad and rotor sets are for safety.
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Not all brake rotors are created equal. Discover smart, practical tips to choose the right ones for your vehicle’s safety and performance.
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NAO pads, or non-asbestos organic pads, are made from a mix of fibres, rubber and resins. They’re known for being quiet and gentle on your rotors, which means less wear and tear over time. An NAO Mazda CX-5 brake pad is a good choice if you do a lot of urban driving and want something that won’t make a racket every time you come to a stop. The only downside with NAO pads is that they tend to wear out rather quickly and aren’t the best when things get really hot.
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Let’s be honest: while Ford-powered cars and trucks boast some of the most fabled performance ever seen in Australia, the ability to go fast is a distant second to the ability to stop. That’s why the high-performance front and rear replacement brake pads Ford recommends on a per-vehicle basis are the only ones blue oval owners should trust.
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