TEKTROP20.11 Disc Brake Pads Metal Ceramic Compound, 2 pack, STB1762

Functions Great! Good fit but make sure your bike model can take it. Easy to install brake pads and fantastic for the money.

I got two sets for less than $16 total. I wasn't expecting much, and oh my.... these are fantastic brake pads. They make my dual piston shimanos literally more powerful and have better feel than my four piston Shimano 8020s.... Amazing pad.

Was not easy as a first replacement install., but It wasn't as difficult as I thought. Make sure you take off the original to insure correct replacement.

I have an 85 pound Rad Rover 6+ that needed a brake pad replacement. I have hydraulic disk brakes that were previously bled prior to the brake pad change out. The change out and bedding was easy; and you can follow the instructions on YouTube from TekTro. I carefully wiped all surfaces including the rotor with Isopropyl alcohol prior to installation and was careful not to touch the brake pads with my fingers. When I pull the break lever I can lock the wheel now. I have noticed that stopping power is much greater than I previously had with the factory brakes, so I am well pleased.

Never now when

Really strong brakes, although my bike didn't push the pads properly and they were used mainly down hill, they held up for quite a bit. Great brakes overall

Superior performance replacement for A10.11 pads. No need to replace rotors unless warped or damaged; simply clean rotors with greaseless solvent (Goof Off, etc.) and dry thoroughly with clean soft cloth before installing new pads into caliper, No need to remove wheel—simply remove caliper adjustment bolts/washers and pad retaining pin; push out old pads and spring; carefully slide in new pads and spring without touching inner pad surfaces; reinstall pad retaining pin, then slide caliper over rotor fitting into gap between pads, and loosely reinstall caliper adjustment bolts. Squeeze brake lever tighttly while tightening adjustment bolts, and you’re done. (Also be certain your brake lever is safely blocked while pads are out of the caliper so that it isn’t accidentally actuated, displacing caliper pistons or causing hydraulic system leak.)

My brakes were not the same as when I first got it. I was using a Tektro A10.11 and it is still thick. I thought maybe I should bleed my brakes but it didnt solve it.After installing the P20.11, cleaning my rotors with rubbing alcohol, and bedding the new brake pads, my brakes are working again as if its brand new. The pads doesnt make noise. The only noise I could hear is the brakes would wanna fell apart from the fork because of the stopping power of the pads. I was impressed and fell in love with my old bike again. I wish I got these pads sooner because I bought a bleed kit as well but its alright because I could use it in the future.