What are the types of brake pads?
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Brake pads include: metal-based brake pads and carbon-ceramic brake pads. Metal-based brake pads are further divided into low-metallic brake pads and semi-metallic brake pads. Ceramic brake pads fall under the low-metallic category and require pairing with carbon-ceramic brake discs. Brake pads, also known as brake linings, are particularly critical safety components in a car's braking system. Methods for maintaining brake pads include: 1. Adhering a layer of black felt or flannel cloth to the inner side of the front wheel guard plate to reduce tire noise; 2. Using pliers to adjust the gap at the connection point of the wiper blade and the rubber clip to eliminate wiper blade vibration and noise; 3. Wiping new bulbs with alcohol to remove fingerprints and oil stains, which can extend the bulb's service life; 4. Drilling a small hole at the lowest point under the muffler to prolong the muffler's service life.