Your Cadillac Deville brake pads play an important role in your disc braking system. Deville brake pads are made with a thick frictional lining that is similar in texture to sandpaper. This lining is mounted on a metal backing plate with either rivets or glue.

Cadillac Deville brake pads that use rivets rather than glue are considered stronger. Your Deville brake pads are responsible for creating friction with your brake rotors, which is transferred to the wheels to stop their rotation.

The lining of your Cadillac Deville brake pads is the most important factor in determining the function (or lack thereof) of your brakes. There are two types of Deville brake pads: metallic and non-metallic. Metallic brake pads are made with powdered copper or bronze. This type of Deville brake pads lasts longer and provides greater braking control. However, the use of metallic brake pads typically causes excessive rotor wear. Non-metallic Deville brake pads, which are also referred to as soft or organic, are purposefully engineered to wear down faster in the interests of saving your rotors. Soft brake pads use a high-temperature resin in the lining combined with organic fillers. With either type of Deville brake pads, it is important to change them when the depth of the lining is between an eighth and a quarter of an inch. It is easy to replace your worn brake pads when you order them from our extensive online catalogue.You can choose from our two convenient ordering options, either through our secure online server or toll-free customer service number, and we will ship your new Deville brake pads straight to your door.