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Brake Pads For HOPE M4 – Disc Brakes

Gorilla Brakes replacement pads for Hope M4 four-piston calipers. Match the M4 pad shape before comparing compounds; M4 is a separate fitment from the E4 and V4 families.

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Upgrade your HOPE braking performance with Gorilla Brakes disc brake pads, precision-matched for HOPE M4 4-piston calipers.

Gorilla Brakes disc pads deliver powerful, fade-resistant braking for all HOPE 4-piston M4 systems.

HOPE Tech M4

HOPE Mono M4

Models listed for this collection

  • HOPE Tech M4
  • HOPE Mono M4

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Sintered is a good choice for cold, wet and muddy riding. It generates substantial heat, which can transfer to the caliper faster than with other compounds in our range. For high-heat applications, we recommend Enduro Pro and Factory Racing compounds. Semi-Metallic is a versatile everyday option for commuting, road, gravel and lighter trails on conventional bicycles.

Choose only the compounds offered for this exact fitment. These Performance options are for conventional bicycles. If you need an e-bike or heavy-load recommendation for this caliper, contact us with the model before ordering.

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Brake Pads For HOPE M4 – Disc Brakes FAQs

A little help with fitment, compounds and getting ready to ride.

How do I select the correct pad for HOPE M4?

Choose by the Hope caliper family, not the Tech lever name alone. Keep the E4/RX4, V4/GR4/TR4 and X2/RX2/XCR pad groups separate. Check the selected product’s exact compatibility before ordering.

Which of the available compounds should I compare?

Sintered is a good choice for cold, wet and muddy riding. It generates substantial heat, which can transfer to the caliper faster than with other compounds in our range. For high-heat applications, we recommend Enduro Pro and Factory Racing compounds. Semi-Metallic is a versatile everyday option for commuting, road, gravel and lighter trails on conventional bicycles.

How should I prepare the rotor and bed in new pads?

Check the rotor’s condition, wear limit and permitted pad material. Follow the installation instructions for your caliper and our bedding-in guide, including rotor preparation when changing compounds.

What if I cannot identify the exact caliper or pad?

Send Gorilla Brakes a clear photo of the caliper markings and both sides of the old pad, with its dimensions if possible. We can help establish the pad shape before you choose a compound.