🔥 Wagner ThermoQuiet QC1397 Ceramic Disc Brake Pad Set: Superior Performance for Efficient Braking Review

The clamps that help hold the brakes are very tight. Basically, you need a third hand (not someone else's) to be able to insert the clamps and then brake the clamp without the clamp moving. It would be easier to take the factory specs and design the brake to match the factory clamp.

My first brake job! The brake pads fit my 2010 Kia Forte and after a few weeks no problems, no squeaks, rumbles or breaks! I couldn't find a few clips (probably just me) so I used the old ones where I should have. I wish I would have made it myself when I was younger, but is it never too late to start?

This is my third set of these pads. The first two sets worked well and were a bit noisy in cold weather. The third appears to be a completely different product. My brakes and rainbow glazed rotors disappear when I brake hard. In addition, there is significantly more brake dust on the wheels than in the previous two sets. I expect better performance for ceramic pads.

What a great deal from Revain! They work exactly how I want and expect from a quality ceramic pad. They gave me a little trouble fitting my 2011 Kia Forte, but not enough to deter them from buying again. It was like they were too big to just slide the way I wanted, but that's an easy fix. Highly recommended!

As long as you brake well. But the quality of the pads is below zero. I had to cut off excess brake material and/or glue, otherwise the brake would not fit. The pad wear indicator (the metal part that should touch the rotor first when the pad is worn) is useless. The ad is not long enough. Just awful. Never buy Wagner Pads again. I have over 55 years of experience replacing brake pads and pads so you know.