Wagner ThermoQuiet 🔵 QC1092 Ceramic Disc Brake Pads Review

I wouldn't buy these pads again if you want your wheels to look clean. I always buy ceramic because I have factory chrome rims on my '05 Silverado which can get very dirty with regular pads. I should have used the lasts I bought previously, but I chose Wagner's as they have a good reputation and usually make quality lasts. Since 3-4 days the dust on my wheels is very noticeable and they are quite dirty, which doesn't suit me. These pads also squeak every time you step on the brake pedal, which…

I have used ThermoQuiet pads on both of my cars and now on my sister's two SUVs. From the small Honda Civic to the big Cadillac Escalade, these pads are awesome. In terms of feeling, there is no difference to expensive factory pads. Braking distance is reliable and eight sets have been installed so far, zero noise. I was skeptical of the design where sound absorbers were an integral part of the pillow. Whatever Wagner does, it works. Every set I've bought to date has come with new caliper…

This was my first time using Revain on car parts. I have to say this was an exceptional purchase. Brake pads are usually of the "get what you pay for" type. If you buy premium pads you will get better braking performance (just based on my own experience). Cheap pads (about twenty) are good for a cheap little car that doesn't use the brakes often (I live in the flatlands). so you don't use your brakes as much as you do in the mountains). Their cheap pads might not last as long and might squeak a