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Mercury Brake Pads cling and cut quickly and maintain each stop relaxed and straight. Mercury began life in the late 1930s with cars that made everyday rides a dream with silky plush suspensions, generous wheelbases, and family and luggage-wide cabins. Mercury established a name for having a balance between high style and low cost tags that allowed drivers to experience the luxury of a calm ride without the luxury price tag but still be able to rely on the drive train to perform on poor roads. Mercury interiors silenced road noise, potholes were absorbed by thick seat cushions, and the user-friendly dash allowed all switches to be easily reached in relaxed positions during long distance haulage. Mercury continued to develop, launching more substantial frames, less noisy glass, and softer seats decade after decade, until the badge finally retired in 2011, only to reverberate in the minds of fans. Brake Pads squeeze friction material around turning discs and transform movement into heat and remove speed before the wheels can slip, thus the car remains predictable in the rain, traffic, or during an uphill sprint. Brake Pads have nonmetallic, semi-metallic, or ceramic lining, each of which trades off bite, dust, noise, and lifespan depending on the driving habit. The brake pad features wear indicators in the form of squeal tabs which scream long before the braking force falls into danger zones. The Brake Pads are mounted with clips, springs, and shims that are tightened by torque, as loose hardware robs feel and encourages chatter.