There are also differences in safety and maintenance convenience between disc brake pads and drum brake pads. Disc brake pads, due to their direct and obvious braking effect, make it easier for drivers to grasp the braking force, making driving safer. Meanwhile, the maintenance of disc brake pads is more convenient and easier to replace. The drum brake pads have a softer braking effect, and the braking force is difficult to grasp, which can easily lead to a long braking distance and high technical requirements for the driver. In addition, the maintenance of drum brake pads is more complex and difficult to replace than disc brake pads.

Disc brake pads and drum brake pads each have their own advantages and disadvantages, and are suitable for different driving scenarios. When selecting brake pads, it is necessary to consider factors such as vehicle type, driving scenario, and personal habits to choose the appropriate brake pad for oneself. At the same time, when using brake pads, it is also necessary to pay attention to the braking force and maintain good contact between the brake pads and the brake disc or drum to ensure driving safety.