Brake Pad

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Brake pads are made of high friction material. During braking, the pads squeeze the rotating disc, slowing or stopping the vehicle safely.

IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY PRODUCTS
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IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY PRODUCTS

Brake pads are responsible for absorbing the force of the braking system and should be replaced before it loses effectiveness. High quality brake pads will brake smoothly, without noise or judder and does not create dust. It also efficiently absorbs and disperses heat and does not wear out other brake system parts like rotors.

T-OPT KEY FEATURES
  • Top production quality process (mixing & QA)
  • Strong and consistent braking
  • Pads are highly durable
T-OPT PACKAGING DESIGN
  • B to C: Appealing to consumers
  • B to B: Bold colors that are eye-catching on display shelves (Red, Black, White)
KEY FEATURE: CONSISTENT BRAKING
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KEY FEATURE: CONSISTENT BRAKING

T-OPT uses a proprietary formulation of high friction materials to form a matrix material base, proving to be more efficient in stopping power and fade.

KEY FEATURE: IMPROVED PAD DURABILITY
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KEY FEATURE: IMPROVED PAD DURABILITY

T-OPT displays improved durability compared to a leading competitor, even when brakes are constantly applied, due to its unique matrix material base.

IMPORTANCE OF PERIODIC REPLACEMENTS:
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IMPORTANCE OF PERIODIC REPLACEMENTS:

Based on tests conducted, we recommend replacement intervals of every 30,000km. This is also dependent on terrain, weather conditions and driving style. However, should you notice unusual sounds, vibrations or a shaky steering wheel or extremely sensitive or insensitive braking, an immediate replacement may be needed. Especially in the event of severe weather conditions, do check with your mechanic for possible wear and tear.

Kindly refer to the recommendations in your manufacturer’s manual and your vehicle’s maintenance records.