Review on Disc brake pads rear SANGSIN BRAKE SP1401 for Hyundai, Kia, SsangYong (4 pcs.) by Anastazja Kulka ᠌

I have been quite satisfied with my 1.8-liter KIA Cerato from Korea. Only Korean auto parts will do for my vehicle. That's how it went down, and it's become one of my guiding principles. Of course, this isn't always the case, but repairing brakes requires zero planning. For the brakes, I went with the Hi-Q brand. My new automobile got me some Stellox. Since the maker of my vehicle suggests Korean replacements, I went ahead and bought some. Sangsin Brake was selected as the winning manufacturer. Why did you make this decision? There is a wide selection of brake pads on the market, but when asking around for recommendations for a Korean automobile, most people settled on these pads. After reading a number of testimonials and researching the individual components, I was convinced of my decision. Also, if you're interested in the same brake pads, you should know that a knockoff version is available. The same holds true for Korean replacement parts. There are a lot of telltale characteristics that separate them from the real thing. The key distinctive characteristic is an indented inscription reading "Made in Korea" on the reverse of the metal. If it's missing, you know you have a fake, but since the quality is so close, the price is probably the same. That's accurate, the reviews all say that the authentic ones last longer. I've driven over 20,000 kilometers (km) with these pads on my car and can only report half that amount of wear and tear. This equates to a replacement interval of between 30,000 and 35,000 kilometers. I have no complaints about these components and can enthusiastically endorse them.