Magitati 4 Pairs Resin Bike Bicycle Disc Brake Pads for TRP Tektro Shimano Deore Br-M575 M525 M515 T615 T675 M505 M495 M486 M485 M475 M465 M447 M446 M445 M416 M415 M395 M375 M315 M355 C601 C501

Good quality for the price

Organic brake pads are the quietest brake pads. They also work great even in the rain and have a good feel when braking hard or braking easy. Compared to metallic pads which which can squeak and squeal very loudly much of the time. The trade-off is in longevity. Organic pads need to be replaced much more often. Pads are generally easy to replace but replacement also costs money. Quiet and more often replaced versus loud and less replacement. Metallic pads can eat your disc rotor up too. So that's also more time and expense. There are some in-betweener pads you can look into. I'm gonna stick with organic quiet pads that are easily replaced and don't eat the rotors up. Seems like the most time-efficient and definitely most quiet way to go. I keep an extra set for the front wheel and one Allen wrench in case I need it on the road. I take off the bracket holding the caliper, not the wheel so it only takes a minute or two. Adjusting the caliper bracket after pad replacement is easy. Just grab the brake lever and tighten the caliper bracket screws and it's properly adjusted. It takes a minute or two at best. Don't watch videos that show taking off the tire. That's a waste of time and energy especially if you have a heavy eBike with lots of stuff on the handlebars or a windscreen like me. Just do it at the caliper bracket.

All worked well and at a good price

Very inexpensive brake pads if you buy them at a bike store they're up to $20 a pair you're gonna get four times as many of the same thing from here they work perfectly on my rad rover 6+ bike save yourself some money easy to change take about five minutes no tools required

4 stars just because they haven't been installed yet to determine actual use.They look good quality and fit for my brakes. Will review again after they get used.