45022-S7A-N00 Odyssey Accord 2.4 Car Brake Pads Civic 1.8 Auto Ceramic Brake Pads

Odyssey 45022-S7A-N00 Brake Pads Accord 2.4 Car Brake Pads Civic 1.8 Ceramic Brake Pads

Odyssey Car Brake Pads Specification

Brake Pads Parameter

Odyssey Car Brake Pads Features

1. Breakthrough Technology, Brake The Future;
2. Interpreting the new concept of "brake";
3. Ceramic formula ； To reduce wear and tear;
4. Carbon porcelain fiber technology is adopted to prolong the service life of brake pads;
5. Ultra high endurance, riding at ease;
6. High temperature resistant materials;
7. High melting point material + innovative technology breaks through fast heat dissipation, under high temperature, the brake is still sensitive, stable and unimpeded;
8. Noise reduction chamfering design;
9. The chamfer design makes the brake pad and brake pad fit better, avoiding damage to the pad, and no abnormal noise.

To Choose Us for 6 Reasons

• Material environmental protection, health and safety;
• Quiet and no abnormal noise;
• High temperature resistance; Sensitive braking;
• Fast heat dissipation; Long service life;
• Anti-corrosion and anti-rust spraying process;
• Innovative design; Authoritative certification;
• Carefully select materials;
• From materials, processing, finished products; Every step is strictly controlled and tested;
• Ensure that each brake pad has safety and quality.

Brake Pads Regular Inspection

Brake pads belong to consumables, in use will gradually wear, when wear to the limit position, must be replaced, otherwise will reduce the effect of braking, and even cause safety accidents. Brake pads are a matter of life safety and must be treated with caution.

Brake Pads Replacement Suggestion

1. The front brake is normally replaced within 30,000 to 50,000 kilometers; the rear brake needs to be replaced within 50,000 to 70,000 kilometers;
2. Usually in the following situations, the brake pads must be replaced;
3. when the thickness of the brake pads is less than the minimum maintenance standard allowed by the vehicle manufacturer;
4. When the wear indicator on the brake pad comes into contact with the brake pad;
5. When the brake pads are contaminated by oil;
6. When the brake pads are abnormally worn or repaired.