These ceramic brake pads helps restore confident braking on your trailer. Built to handle high temperatures while producing less dust, they deliver smooth, consistent stopping power and quieter operation with chamfered edges that help reduce squeal.
Heavy trailers ask a lot from the brake pads, especially during repeated stops, steep grades, or long towing days. These ceramic pads give your hydraulic disc brake setup a fresh contact surface for slowing or stopping your trailer's wheels, with consistent braking performance for 10,000-lb to 16,000-lb axle applications.
Brake pad replacement should not leave you with extra mess or squeal. The ceramic material withstands high temperatures, the low-dust design produces less dust than NAO or semi-metallic pads, and chamfered edges help prevent brake squeal. The 4-pad set outfits 2 Lippert or Dexter disc brake calipers and comes in a full-color retail box.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everybody, Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at these Lippert ceramic disc brake pads. Now, these ceramic trailer disc brake pads are designed to restore dependable stopping power for hydraulic disc brake systems on trailers with 10,000 to 16,000-pound axles. Now, these are going to work by pressing against your brake rotors when you apply the brakes, creating the friction needed to safely slow or stop your trailer. The ceramic pad material is going to give you consistent high-performance braking, even under heavy loads and high temperatures. Compared to traditional NAO or semi-metallic brake pads, these ceramic pads generate less brake dust to help keep your wheels cleaner while also offering excellent wear resistance for a longer service life.
For a quieter towing experience, the pads feature shampered edges that are going to help reduce brake squeal during operation. They're built to give you smooth, reliable braking performance across a wide range of towing conditions. And they're going to give you the confidence, whether you're hauling equipment, livestock, recreational trailers. These pads are going to be compatible with Lippert hydraulic disc brake systems, as well as select competitor trailer axles. Installation's going to be pretty straightforward, making them a practical DIY replacement for worn brake pads.
And then you're going to get exactly what you see here, these four pads. If DIY isn't something you're really interested in and you prefer someone else doing the installation for you, no problem, because on this product page, typically found underneath the Photos section, we have a link that will take you to our Installer Locator. Click that link, answer the questions that it has for you, and that locator will find an installer in your area that etrailer has partnered with to do the installation for you. Well, again, my name's Andy, thank you for joining me.
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