Jagwire Sport Semi-Metallic Disc Pad - SRAM AXS Road

Sport Semi-Metallic pads offer decent performance in wet conditions but may not match specialized wet-weather pads. Performance typically improves once the rotor is dry.

Inspect the pad material. If the friction material is worn down to less than 1mm thickness, or if it is significantly grooved or damaged, it's time for replacement.

Bedding in is the process of mating the pad material to the rotor surface. It ensures optimal performance and quiet operation. Typically involves a series of moderate stops from a moderate speed, allowing the brakes to cool in between.

These pads are designed for use with standard metal rotors. Using them with carbon rotors is not recommended and may damage the rotor.

Semi-metallic pads offer a blend of resin's quietness and metallic's durability. Resin pads are quieter and modulate better initially but wear faster. Metallic pads offer longer life and better heat resistance but can be noisier.

Yes, Jagwire brake pads are sold in sets for one brake caliper, meaning you get two pads per package.

Ensure pads and rotors are clean and free of contaminants. Bed in the pads properly by performing several moderate stops. Check that the brake pads are aligned correctly within the caliper.

Check for rotor contamination or wear. Inspect brake pads for excessive wear; replace if worn down. Ensure the brake caliper is properly aligned with the rotor and that the brake line is not leaking.

This can occur with heavy use. Allow the brakes to cool. For persistent issues, consider higher-performance pads designed for extreme conditions or ensure your rotor is adequately sized.