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Tektro Compatible Semi-Metallic Disc Brake Pads

Explore Gorilla Brakes Semi-Metallic pads for Tektro. Check the complete Tektro model or HD/MD code and any specified pad thickness. The brand name or piston count alone does not identify the correct pad.

Check fitment and compatible models

Gorilla Brakes Tektro-compatible semi-metallic brake pads are designed for riders who want reliable braking performance with smooth modulation and reduced noise.

Tektro MTB & OEM: Dorado (HD-E725 / E710 / E715), Gemini, Orion, HD-M Series, Auriga

Tektro Road & Gravel: HD-R280, HD-R290, MD-C500 (Lyra), MD-C550

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Choosing Semi-Metallic

Semi-Metallic is a versatile everyday option for commuting, road, gravel and lighter trails on conventional bicycles.

The Performance range is for conventional bicycles. For electric bikes, compare the e-bike-rated Enduro Pro and Factory Racing options; for heavy cargo or demanding descents, start with Ultimate Orange or Semi Metallic Blue.

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Tektro Compatible Semi-Metallic Disc Brake Pads FAQs

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

How do I select the correct pad for Tektro?

Check the complete Tektro model or HD/MD code and any specified pad thickness. The brand name or piston count alone does not identify the correct pad. Check the selected product’s exact compatibility before ordering.

When should I consider Semi-Metallic?

Semi-Metallic is a versatile everyday option for commuting, road, gravel and lighter trails on conventional bicycles.

Is Semi-Metallic the same option as Enduro Pro Semi Metallic Blue?

No. The everyday Semi-Metallic option belongs to the Performance range for conventional bicycles. Enduro Pro Semi Metallic Blue is a separate e-bike-rated Enduro Pro choice, recommended for heavier loads and long descents. Check the full product name and exact caliper fitment.

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.