AFTERMARKET: Brembo Brake Pads

Aftermarket brake pads offer a lot of advantages over OEM (original equipment manufacturer) brake pads. More often than not, they are less prone to brake fade, offer shorter stopping distances, and provide a more consistent pedal feel than their OEM equivalents. Much more if they're manufactured by a highly trusted aftermarket parts maker like Brembo.

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Brembo aftermarket brake pads are comprehensively tested and designed to suit tropical climates like ours. They are so reliable, that they are the official brake pads used in the Toyota Vios Cup year after year. Below are just some of the reasons that Brembo has become the number one aftermarket choice for brake pads:

  • Exceptional brake pedal precision, for total control of the braking force.
  • Designed to deliver both superlative performance and satisfactory levels of comfort.
  • Ideal brake pads for drivers who demand the best from their brakes, even during everyday use, and are even more effective if used in conjunction with the appropriate Brembo discs.

With applications for most Japanese, European, American and Korean vehicles and affordable prices, Brembo is the number one choice for brake pads! Visit Auto Performance PH to learn more about this high performance brake product.

 

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