Bike Caliper Brake Pads for Hayes Dominion A4 Elite Ceramic 4 Pairs

Bicycle Disc Brake Pads for Hayes Dominion A4 Caliper

Material: Ceramic

4 Pairs for 4 Calipers (Pads only No Spring)

For: Dominion A4

The Advantage of Our Elite Pads

A ceramic brake pad is a heavy duty brake pad that has been gaining a lot of popularity in the last couple of years. The ceramic materials are the composition of porcelain and clay. These pads are very durable and smooth gripping capability. The most amazing fact is it works very silently.

The Elite ceramic pads will resistant 300 Celsius without lost braking power. But its Thermal Dissipation Speed is Slower than our EX Plus Semi-metallic pads.

Now, our Elite Class Ceramic pads presented in purple color. ---Alpha Cycling, Terry Zhang

When should you replace brake pads?

Brake pads wear down, and when they do, it's time to replace them. When looking at a brake pad, you will see a block of material that's raised above the metal backing plate. When the material is worn down to the point of almost becoming flush with the backing plate, you need to replace them.

You can check the pads by simply shining a light into the caliper, but it's easier to get a better view by removing the wheel and having a look. If you hear a grinding sound or feel harsh feedback when braking, you may have worn the pads out completely, too. This can lead to damage to the pads, pistons, or rotors, so be careful and check your pads regularly.

Bicycle Disc Brake Pads for Formula Cura 4 Caliper

Material: Ceramic

4 Pairs for 4 Calipers

For: Formula Cura 4

The Advantage of Our Elite Pads

A ceramic brake pad is a heavy duty brake pad that has been gaining a lot of popularity in the last couple of years. The ceramic materials are the composition of porcelain and clay. These pads are very durable and smooth gripping capability. The most amazing fact is it works very silently.

The Elite ceramic pads will resistant 300 Celsius without lost braking power. But its Thermal Dissipation Speed is Slower than our EX Plus Semi-metallic pads.

Now, our Elite Class Ceramic pads presented in purple color. ---Alpha Cycling, Terry Zhang

When should you replace brake pads?

Brake pads wear down, and when they do, it's time to replace them. When looking at a brake pad, you will see a block of material that's raised above the metal backing plate. When the material is worn down to the point of almost becoming flush with the backing plate, you need to replace them.

You can check the pads by simply shining a light into the caliper, but it's easier to get a better view by removing the wheel and having a look. If you hear a grinding sound or feel harsh feedback when braking, you may have worn the pads out completely, too. This can lead to damage to the pads, pistons, or rotors, so be careful and check your pads regularly.