RYDW Brake Pads Restore Like-New Braking Performance Because Its OE Fit And Form Design Provides Consistent, Even Braking Throughout The Life Of The Pad.
Using a Special Design To Reduce Noise-Causing Vibrations, RYDW Brake Pads Are Designed To Brake Continuously Throughout Their Life And Come With Stainless Steel Hardware And OE-Style Lubricants For Most Applications.
RYDW's Dedication To Engineering Platform-Specific Semi-Metallic Materials Ensures Superior Stopping Power And Quiet Operation.
Style Multi-Layer Pad Construction Provides Added Strength And Sound Insulation.
Signs That Brake Pads Need To Be Replaced:
Taking Longer To Come To a Complete Stop Is a Clear Sign That Your Brakes Are Losing Stopping Power.
However, There Are Other Indicators Of Brake Pad Wear.
You May Feel Your Car Pull To One Side Or The Brake Pedal Pulsating Or Vibrating. Listen Carefully When Pressing The Brake Pedal, And Worn Brake Pads Can Make a Variety Of Sounds, Including Clicking, Clacking, Grinding, Growling, And Squeaking.
How To Check For Brake Pad Wear:
Check Your Brake Pads Without Removing The Tire Through The Viewing Hole In The Hub Cap.
Some Brake Pads Have a Wear Indicator Down The Center Of The Pad.
If Your Pads Don't Have These, Measure The Thickness; If It's Less Than 1/4 Inch, It May Be Time To Replace Them.
If You Can't See The Brake Pads Through The Wheel Cap, You Will Have To Raise The Vehicle And Remove The Tire To Inspect The Pads.
Change In Pairs:
When Changing Brake Pads, RYDW Recommends Changing Both Rotors And Hardware To Maintain Optimal Stopping Power, As Replacing Both Will Provide Even Braking.
These Pads Will Only Correct If You Install New Brake Pads But Keep The Old Rotors.
Don't Compromise Your Vehicle's Braking Power - Change The Pads When You Change The Rotors.
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