How is the quality of Madone brake pads?
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Madone brake pads are of decent quality. Madone is an independent brand under Three Heads and Six Arms, using imported ceramic formulas with strong braking performance, high-temperature resistance, and no damage to the disc. Below is relevant information: Brake Pads: Brake pads, also known as brake linings, are the most critical safety components in a car's braking system. The effectiveness of all braking relies decisively on the brake pads, making good brake pads the guardian of both people and vehicles. Materials: High-performance brake pads are the most direct, effective, and simple method to enhance braking force. Currently, most high-performance brake pads use carbon fiber and metal materials as primary ingredients, emphasizing an eco-friendly formula free from asbestos.
I've been using Marton brake pads for a while now. As an ordinary commuter driver, I find their braking response quite quick, which is sufficient for daily city driving without noticeable noise. However, I sometimes feel a bit of slippage on rainy days, requiring earlier braking, possibly due to the softer friction material. My neighbor also uses this brand and reports decent wear resistance, needing replacement only around every 50,000 kilometers, but the performance during emergency stops is just average. If you're after high performance or frequently drive on mountain roads, I'd recommend upgrading to ceramic materials—after all, safety comes first, and it's not worth skimping on to save a few bucks. Overall, Marton brake pads are passable among budget-friendly options and worth a try for those on a tight budget, but never forget regular maintenance checks.
