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The Best Front And Rear Brake Pads For Cars, Trucks & Suvs

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Products Overview

Whether it’s semi metallic brake pads or ceramic brake pads, KETULLA’S expertise and innovation are completely reliable – we have been for over 23 years.

We are one of  brake system suppliers and major in manufacturing brake pads for cars in a variety of different cars models, we cover 2351 different types brake pads models–  rear brake pads, front brake pads for cars, trucks & Suvs, is your strong and reliable partner supplier.

Your Benefits

In the braking system industry in China our products have obtained a lot of certificates based on its excellent quality. And visually, our brake pad production formula and layer process and quotation are also at the forefront of development in China.

Ketullabrakes brake pads have obtained

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certificates; Up to now, our excellent brake performance has enabled us to obtain cooperation from
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around the world, such as low-dust Ketullabrakes ceramic brake pads, which are very popular in the South American market, demonstrating our product quality control ability. Maximizes our braking power at high speeds and in emergency situations.

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I would say one of the best

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that I have been using for my car ever since was from Chevy Parts Pros. The Chevrolet Performance Silverado 1500 front brake system features six-piston, fixed aluminum calipers by Brembo and larger-than-stock Duralife rotors. This brake upgrade for (2014-2019) Silverado models provides improved thermal capacity by boasting an 84% increase in brake pad area compared to the factory equipment, and a 42% increase in rotor area. The Duralife hardened rotor surface helps reduce corrosion and provides quieter braking with less vibration. During testing, the Performance Brake package provided a 31% reduction in pedal force at max deceleration, and 12% reduction in pedal travel, for an improved pedal feel.

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