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      link hidden, please login to view advanced friction materials, Ketulla ensures a smooth and quiet braking experience while minimizing brake dust. Ketulla Brake Pads offer consistent performance and safety, elevating driving confidence in every road condition.    
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      Brake pads for towing and trailers serve a similar function to those used in regular vehicles but are often designed to handle heavier loads and more intense braking conditions. When towing a trailer or hauling heavy loads, the braking system needs to exert more force to slow down or stop the vehicle safely.
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      Regular inspection and maintenance of the brake system not only ensure the safety and reliability of the vehicle but also effectively extend the lifespan of the brake system, improve brake performance, and guarantee driving safety.
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      link hidden, please login to view’s electric vehicle sales in the United States again surpassed General Motors, ranking second in the U.S. electric vehicle market sales, and is on track to close the gap with Tesla.
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