Tusk Sintered Brake Pads – High-Performance ATV/UTV Stopping Power
Upgrade your braking performance with Tusk Sintered Metal Brake Pads, engineered for riders who demand maximum stopping power, durability, and reliability. Made from a high-friction sintered copper alloy, these pads deliver strong, consistent braking even under aggressive riding, heavy loads, and extreme temperatures.
The premium compound offers superior wear resistance in both wet and dry conditions, making them ideal for trail riders, racers, and utility riders alike. Whether you're navigating rocky terrain, hauling gear, or pushing your UTV to the limit, Tusk brake pads provide the dependable stopping force you need.
⚠ Note: When ordering front brake pads for ATVs and UTVs, verify how many sets your specific model requires. One set replaces the pads on one side of the machine.
🔧 Key Features
- High-friction sintered copper alloy for superior stopping power
- Increased durability for both wet and dry conditions
- Excellent fade resistance during high-heat braking
- Designed for ATV and UTV use
- One set replaces brakes on one side of the vehicle
- Reliable performance for trail, work, and racing applications
💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What are sintered brake pads made from?
They are made from a high-friction sintered copper alloy, providing exceptional durability and braking power.
Q2: Are sintered brake pads better than organic pads?
Yes. Sintered pads offer longer life, improved heat resistance, and stronger stopping power, especially in wet, muddy, or high-load riding.
Q3: How many brake pad sets do I need for the front of my ATV/UTV?
Many models require two sets for the front—one for each side. Always verify your machine before ordering.
Q4: Do these brake pads perform well in wet conditions?
Yes. Sintered pads maintain strong performance in wet, muddy, and extreme terrain, making them a top choice for off-road riders.
Q5: Will these pads fit my specific ATV or UTV?
Fitment varies. Always check your model’s brake configuration or use Shopify’s year/make/model selector to confirm compatibility.
