Okay, so you’ve come to the conclusion that you need a new set of VW Beetle Brake Pads. There are a lot of different types of brake pads. So which one is right for you? The first thing you should look at is the material type of the available VW Beetle Brake Pads.

Most likely, you’ll find two different types of pad material available to you: semi-metallic and ceramic. When faced with the question of which material is best, the answer is simple, ceramic.

Ceramic brake pads are the newest technology in brake pad design and offer the best performance and a superior service life. They also are effective at minimizing the amount of brake dust and noise that is created each time you hit the brakes. The next question you should ask yourself is whether or not to get riveted or bonded brake pads. These two types of pads refers to how the friction material is attached the backing plate. Bonded pads use a high-strength adhesive to connect the parts together. In contrast, riveted pads use steel rivets to make the connection. It is the general consensus that riveted brake pads are better because they allow for better heat transfer. This keeps temperatures lower for better performance and longer life. So to sum up, a riveted ceramic brake pad is the best way to go. If you still have concerns about which brake pads to get, don’t be. All of our VW Beetle Brake Pads are manufactured to original equipment specifications.That means no matter which pads you decide to buy from us, you can be confident you are getting the highest quality for the quickest stops.