29087 brake pads for truck DAF/IVECO/ MAN/MERCEDES BENZ

29087 brake pads for truck DAF/IVECO/ MAN/MERCEDES BENZ

$1550-99 Piece/Pieces

$13100-299 Piece/Pieces

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Product Description

Product Attributes

Model No.: 29087

Brand: OEM

Species: Brake Pad

Item: Disc brake pads

Reference NO.: OEM

Size: standard

Warranty: 30000-50000 kms

Car Model: For all cars

Color: Black,Red,Blue;Customers' Requirements

Package: Standard Packing

MOQ: 50 SETS

Test: 100% Testing

Quality: High Performance,wear resistant,less dust,less noisy

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Selling Units	:	Piece/Pieces
Package Type	:	1. Customized 2.Neutral packing 3.MST packing
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Product Description

Detail specifications
Item name	Truck Brake Pads
OEM No.	WVA29087
Application	for mercedes benz heavy duty truck
Technical Parameter	Location:Front Axle Brake System:Knorr SK 7 Width:210.9 mm Height:108.3 mm Thickness:30 mm

FAQ

1. What is a truck brake pad and what does it do?

Answer: A truck brake pad is a crucial friction - part in the braking system. When the driver presses the brake pedal, it clamps onto the Brake disc or Brake Drum, creating friction to slow down or stop the truck, ensuring driving safety.

2. How do truck brake pads differ from regular car brake pads?

Answer: Truck brake pads are larger and thicker due to the truck's heavy load and high inertia. They use materials with better heat - resistance and higher friction coefficients to handle greater stress.

3. What are the common materials of truck brake pads?

Answer: Common materials include semi - metallic, which has good heat conductivity and high friction coefficient; ceramic, known for high heat - resistance and low noise; and organic, offering comfort but with relatively lower heat and wear resistance.

4. How to choose suitable truck Brake lining & Brake pad？

Answer: Consider the truck type, brand reputation, quality certifications, vehicle manual recommendations, and advice from experienced drivers or mechanics.

5. How often should truck brake pads be replaced?

Answer: There's no fixed time. It depends on driving conditions, habits, and load. Generally, heavy - load trucks may need replacement every 30,000 - 50,000 km, while light - load trucks might last 60,000 - 80,000 km. Frequent braking can shorten this.

6. Can I replace truck brake pads myself?

Answer: It's not recommended. Professional skills and tools are required. Incorrect installation can endanger safety. It's best to have a professional mechanic do it.

7. How to check the wear of truck brake pads?

Answer: Look for wear - indicator marks. Some make a noise when worn. Some vehicles have an electronic sensor. Also, directly check the thickness by removing the tire. Replace when it's below the minimum thickness (usually 2 - 3 mm).

8. What should be noted in the daily maintenance of truck brake pads?

Answer: Keep the braking system clean, avoid contact with contaminants. Regularly check brake fluid. Drive reasonably to reduce unnecessary wear. Check pad temperature after long or heavy - load drives.

Connections between Truck Brake Pads and Other Braking System Components

Brake Calipers
Brake calipers house the Brake lining & Brake pad. When brakes are applied, hydraulic pressure makes caliper pistons push the pads against the brake discs, generating friction for braking.
Brake Discs/Drums
Brake pads press against Brake disc (in disc brakes) or Brake Drum (in drum brakes). The friction between pads and discs/drums converts the truck's kinetic energy into heat, slowing it down.
Brake Hydraulic System
This system includes components like the master cylinder and brake lines. It transmits pressure from the driver's brake pedal to the calipers, enabling the pads to engage. Pressure regulation ensures proper pad - disc/drum contact.
Wheel Cylinders (in drum brakes)
In drum - brake systems, wheel cylinders are crucial. They receive hydraulic pressure from the master cylinder, pushing the brake shoes (equivalent to pads in disc brakes) outward against the drums. Brake pads in drum - related systems are an integral part of this friction - based braking action.