brake pads
Industry-Leading Replacement carbon disc ceramic Brake Pads manufacturer & supplier for all Vehicles
brake pads types
Types of brake pads, KETULLA provides ceramic brake pads, semi-metallic brake pads, low metallic brake pads, brake pads for trucks, SUVs, buses, send us your inquiry to see how we can help you to improve your business.
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More 12300+ customers partners from the world during 24 years exporting experience.
Ketulla advance auto brake pads
Keutall brake pads supplier is your most competitive advantage in carbon fiber ceramic pads, semi-metal brake pads, truck brake pads all over the world. As a factory, we have 24 years of experience in generating and exporting because we know how important high quality brake pads and a stable supply are to your business.
Whether you have been engaged in the wholesale or retail of auto parts, or you are ready to enter this industry, we can not only ensure the quality of products, timely delivery, but also our professional products will give you certain guidance to help you grow your business rapidly.
- Ceramic brake pads shear test
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- Semi metallic brake pad shear test
- Semi metallic brake pads shear test
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car brake pads order service
Need to order rear brake pads and front brake pads? we offer customization: logo design, box design, shim print, with different pads brake formula, just send us your order list, we will send you pricelist with our drawing to confirm the details.
Need Samples?
Ketulla offer you free samples, just let us know OEM numbers those you want, we will produce them in 10 days, our team always be at your service!
We suggest you to get free samples, so you can check the quality by road test or machine test, we guarantee the quality of the samples is the same with your orders, we will show in the contract.
Ketulla is your business oem brake pads supplier for different cars models
Ketulla offers you customization for different car models, we hold 2351 different brake pad models to meet the car models in the world.
Contact KETULLA today for your brakes business needs in your local markets
Looking for the most competitive prices on carbon ceramic brake pads, semi metallic brake pads? Contact us today about what we can do for you.
FAQS
Normally, the brake pads are divided into front and rear wheels, which can be replaced according to the actual wear, but remember that it is best to replace the brake pads at the same time to replace the front or rear wheels, or even replace them together, which ensures our brake safety.
The cost will be in 2.00 usd to 12.00 usd for one sets, this is the wholesale price, if you want to know more details, just contact us let you know your cars brake pads cost. or you can view our blog to get more techinical installation tips
Brake pads should typically be replaced when they are worn down to a thickness of around 3 millimeters (or about 1/8 inch). However, it’s always a good idea to consult your vehicle’s owner’s manual for specific recommendations from the manufacturer. Additionally, signs that your brake pads may need replacing include squealing or grinding noises when braking, reduced braking performance, longer stopping distances, or a brake warning light on your dashboard. If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to have your brake system inspected by a qualified mechanic as soon as possible. Regular inspection and maintenance of your brakes are crucial for your safety on the road.
Yes, it’s generally recommended to replace all four brake pads at once, especially if you’re replacing the pads on the front or rear axle. This ensures balanced braking performance and maintains consistent braking feel across all wheels. Uneven wear on brake pads can lead to uneven braking performance and potentially compromise safety.
However, if you’re only replacing the pads on one axle and the other axle’s pads are still in good condition, you might only need to replace the pads on the worn axle. Nevertheless, it’s a good practice to inspect all brake components and replace any worn or damaged parts as necessary during brake pad replacement.
Ultimately, following the recommendations in your vehicle’s owner’s manual and consulting with a qualified mechanic can provide you with the best guidance for your specific situation.
