🔧 TEKTRO Disc Brake Pads Review

The pads I received are E10.11 not A10.11 which is good as the E turns out to work better. Noise (slipping) was heard mainly from the front, but not with them, braking performance is smooth and excellent. So the material they are made of suits my style of Auriga wheels well. At first I wasn't sure if they would work with my rims as my bike came with A rims fitted but now I think maybe I should have fitted these E rims first. Time will tell how long they last. . And yes, they are coming. with…

Bought these to replace Shimano pads on SLX brakes as Shimano pads were sold out everywhere. They are installed correctly and are holding up well. I mostly ride cross country and now after a few rides they fit the bill. Note that they don't come with a locking pin, so don't lose this little man! The packaging says it's ceramic. I can't tell when I look at it. In terms of braking behavior, they are similar to organic pads. They didn't seem to need a break-in period to stop completely. Verdict: A

I ordered 2 of them to replace the front and rear pads on my eBike. There were 2 pads in a pack in a set. The other set only had one seal and the packaging looked like it had been cut open. I sent the second package back and asked for a replacement. The third pack (replacing the second pack) also only had 1 pad! This pack also looked open, just like pack #2! I noticed that the fine print said "manufacturer discontinued". So I am returning package number 3 and asking for a refund. There are many

These pads came with the Tektro HD-275 brakes on my 2019 Trek Marlin 5. Considering my own heavy weight of about 275 pounds, they gave pretty good stopping power. The front end was quite crisp, although the back end felt a bit softer at the lever. However, the performance of the pads has always been good. This summer I've climbed to the top of the Schweitzer ski resort, descended a lot, and the brakes never let up or made much noise - just a slight creaking at the foot of long, moderately speed