Brake pads

Asked by georgetreaster Oct 09, 2011 at 05:02 PM about the Ford Escape

Question type: General

Are OEM brake pads ceramic?

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OrLackThereof answered 13 years ago

Well first off, there is no one type of OE pad for every vehicle...you'd have to ask this question along with Year Make and Model. But to my knowledge, *most* OEM brake pads are not ceramic. Ceramic is usually a higher-end brake pad that may be OEM on some german vehicles for example, but your average Ford likely comes with another type of pad, perhaps a semi-metallic.

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