This is quite an improvement over organic and semi-metallic brake materials that typically sacrifice Auto Brake life to reduce noise, or vice versa.

We all understand that stopping our vehicles is critically important. Fortunately, there are many different brake pad materials out there that do a fine job bringing our vehicles to a halt. Although, with so many options it can be difficult to choose which material is best suited for our specific driving style or type of vehicle. Here we take a look at two of the more common brake pad materials, ceramic brake pads and semi-metallic brake pads, and highlight some considerations you should make when deciding between the two.

Ceramic pads represent the latest in brake pad technology and were originally introduced on production vehicles in the 1980s. Ceramic pads are created from a blend of super-strong ceramic and copper fiber imbedded into the pad compound. Here's a quick breakdown of their pros and cons:

Pros:

They're quieter than semi-metallic pads

They create less dust, keeping your wheels cleaner

They last longer than semi-metallics

Cons:

They're not recommended for racing or heavy-duty towing

They're generally more expensive than comparable metallic pads

They generally cause more wear to brake rotors than metallics

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