Meyle has been a technical cooperation partner for European Truck Racing series for five years. With the new Meyle-PD brake pads, parts from the cooperation with a racing team have now been developed for the first time. The brake pads are offered as a complete kit with all assembly materials – for quick and cost-efficient replacement in the workshop.
The new Meyle-PD brake linings bring even heavy trucks to a standstill: A special friction lining compound, tested in multi-stage processes, can improve braking performance and reduce braking distance. The new brake pads were manufactured in accordance with the ECE-R90 standard and are adapted to the enormous loads in truck racing and daily road traffic. Meyle has been supporting the Truck Racing series for several years and is expert for reliable and durable spare parts.
With the Meyle-PD pads for trucks from Mercedes-Benz, Meyle strengthens its portfolio in addition to the proven Meyle-PD pads for vans and passenger cars and offers a complete range for almost every application. "Our goal was to develop brake pads that meet the high quality demands of our customers and, of course, our racing team. The new brake components can easily cope with any driving situation - we have tested this intensively on the race track. Even if the racing application for commercial vehicles will remain the exception – it is good for our customers to know that Meyle brake components can easily keep up everywhere", says Sven Nielsen, Head of Product Strategy and Development at Meyle.
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