There’s no special break-in process for ceramic pads that I know of. You bed
them in just like you would a set of organic pads, and that’s it.
I’ve used ceramic pads on the last three cars I’ve owned, and not only do they
keep the wheels a lot cleaner, they last longer, too.
I just bought a
Are they free-range, renewable, ethically-produced pads? Not all
organic is equal!
--R
On 8/8/15 1:02 AM, Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
FWIW: I have never had ceramic pads on an MB. ALL stop well, no
problems with fade, etc with the cheap or midrange pads. The very
cheapest pads are
I think organic is a euphemism for ASBESTOS.
On Sat, Aug 8, 2015 at 10:42 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Are they free-range, renewable, ethically-produced pads? Not all organic
is equal!
--R
On 8/8/15 1:02 AM, Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
FWIW: I have
DO you want or care about clean wheels?
Ceramic will keep your wheels cleaner. I've had very good luck with
cheap pads from oreely. They do make your wheels dirty. I just
clean and paint the wheels every few years with a rattlecan. Unless
you are driving on a race track, the cheap
FWIW: I have never had ceramic pads on an MB. ALL stop well, no
problems with fade, etc with the cheap or midrange pads. The very
cheapest pads are ok, they just make your wheels dirtier. Midrange
are a little less dirty for the wheels.
OE on the MBs were organic or asbestos, depending on
