Dynamic friction 1115160900 active performance pads

Match your pad to a compatible disc brake caliper by confirming the caliper type and the pad shape that fits it. Dynamic Friction ceramic rear brake pads are designed as rear pad sets and are commonly used with Shimano and Van Rysel systems, offering reliable braking in daily riding. Check rotor size and mounting hardware, and make sure the pad material (ceramic) matches your riding needs. For everyday use, these pads provide quiet operation and long wear with low dust.

Ceramic rear brake pads resist heat fade, stay consistent across a wide temperature range, and produce less dust compared with metallic compounds. The ceramic composition helps reduce rotor wear and delivers stable, predictable braking in varied conditions. These pads are part of the Dynamic Friction line and are designed to work well with standard disc brakes used by brands like Shimano and Van Rysel. Enjoy quiet braking and long life with regular maintenance.

Yes, these ceramic rear brake pads suit both scenarios, but the focus changes with conditions. For city commuting, you’ll appreciate low dust, quiet operation, and steady bite. For hilly or steep descents, rely on their heat tolerance and consistent friction to prevent fade. Always tailor pad replacement timing to your riding style and rotor condition.

Start by ensuring you have the correct pad shape for your caliper and replace pads in pairs for even braking. Clean the caliper and rotor surfaces, install the ceramic rear brake pads from the Dynamic Friction line, and secure the mounting hardware per the caliper instructions. Bed-in the pads with a series of light to moderate stops to establish even friction, and check for proper alignment and clearance after riding. Avoid oil or grease contamination on the pads or rotor.

Pair the pads with the correct pad shape for your caliper and inspect the rotor for wear or scoring before installation. Use a clean, dry caliper and ensure proper alignment for optimal contact. Replacing pads and refurbishing the rotor together with bed-in procedures helps maintain consistent braking performance of the Dynamic Friction ceramic rear brake pads.

Look for reduced braking power, squealing or grinding noises, visible wear or deep grooves in the pad material, and rotor scoring. If the pad thickness approaches the minimum limit or you notice fading under repeated braking, it’s time to replace with a new rear brake pad set from the Dynamic Friction line.