SwissStop Disc 15 C - Shimano Deore

SwissStop Disc pads 15 C - Shimano Deore BR-M575, BR-M525, BR-M515

Pair of SwissStop disk brake pads and spring

Designed to replace the Shimano B01S / B03S labelled pads

Swissstop organic disc pads offer excellent performance in wet and dry conditions and are extremely durable.

An optimum compound containing a variety of materials produces outstanding braking performance with minimum effort at the brake lever. Swissstop disc pads offer excellent performance in wet and dry conditions and are extremely durable.

• High quality springs are supplied with every set of Swissstop disc brake pads
• Supplied as pairs (for one wheel)

Complete with SwissStop sticker :-)

These pads fit the following brake calipers:

Shimano Calipers

• Deore BR-MT410,BR-M575,BR-M525,BR-M515,BR-T615
• LX BR-T675
• Alivio BR-M4050
• Acera BR-M3050
• Altus BR-M375,BR-M365,BR-M315
• BR-M506
• BR-M505
• BR-MT500
• BR-M495
• BR-M486
• BR-M485
• BR-M475
• BR-M465
• BR-M447
• BR-M446
• BR-M445
• BR-M416
• BR-M415
• BR-MT400
• BR-M395
• BR-M355
• BR-M200

TRP Calipers

• Hylex
• HY/RD
• Spyre SLC
• Spyre
• Spyke
• Dash Sport

Tektro Calipers

• Orion SL HD-M740
• Orion HD-M730,HD-M725
• Gemini SL HD-M520 / M521
• Gemini HD-M500 / M501,HD-M510
• Draco2 HD-M352
• HDC330 HD-M330
• Auriga HD-M290 / M291,HD-T530,HD-T525,HD-E530,HD-E525,HD-E520,HD-E500
• Aquila MD-M500
• Aries MD-M300
• MD-M280
• Mira MD-C400
• Volans HD-T710
• Vela HD-T290
• Dorado HD-E715
• HD-M282
• HD-M285/286
• HD-T285/T286

Quad Calipers

• Disc Brake

High performance Kevlar, ceramic, brass and resin composite material.

This provides excellent brake power with minimal effort at the brake lever.

Performance is consistent in both wet and dry conditions and pad life is excellent.

High quality spring included

Characteristics (out of 10 - 10 is best 1 is worst)

• Initial bite: 9
• Modulation: 8
• Longevity: 7
• Heat Tolerance: 7
• Noise when dry: 9 
• Noise when wet: 9

Note: These pads should be "conditioned" after installation and before riding - instructions are in the pack

Step 1. On a gradual downhill slope, drag each brake for 20-30 seconds, alternating between front and rear

Repeat this step 2-3 times

Step 2. On a steeper slope, engage and drag the brakes for 10-15 seconds then increase lever pressure until the bike slows almost to a complete stop

Repeat this step 2-3 times

Pro Tip: The front pads will have been heated more than the rear. To achieve optimal performance, exchange the front and rear pads then repeat Step 2

CAUTION before replacing or exchanging brake pads it is essential to let all parts cool