Mevotech Expands TTX Line with Purpose-Designed Brake Pads

Mevotech introduces its premium TTX Brakes lineup at AAPEX 2025, featuring first-to-market CeraPhite™ and SuperMet™ formulations engineered for superior performance, durability, and uptime in commercial vehicle applications.

Mevotech has announced the expansion of its premium TTX Brakes lineup — a first-to-market series of purpose-built formulations engineered for commercial and working vehicle applications. The new products will be showcased at AAPEX 2025 in Las Vegas.

Highlights

  • Five unique friction formulations tailored to specific vehicle use cases, including new CeraPhite™ and SuperMet™ compounds.
  • Enhanced durability with corrosion-resistant backing plates, burnishing layers, and multi-layer shims for reduced vibration and noise.
  • Complete service kits include OE-grade hardware for faster installation and improved caliper functionality.
  • Designed to maximize uptime, minimize maintenance intervals, and improve overall vehicle performance.

Purpose-Built for Commercial Performance

The TTX Brake lineup reflects Mevotech’s commitment to engineering solutions that meet the demands of heavy-duty and high-usage vehicles. Each formulation delivers superior braking consistency and extended service life under demanding conditions.

“Our TTX Brakes demonstrate Mevotech’s dedication to designing components tailored for commercial and working vehicles,” said Matt Weiss, EVP, Sales, Mevotech. “This marks an important milestone in expanding the TTX brand, synonymous with extreme strength and durability.”

Visit Mevotech at AAPEX 2025

Mevotech will showcase the full TTX Brakes range at booth A3038 during AAPEX 2025, November 4–6, at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas.

For more information, visit www.mevotech.com or www.ttxinnovation.com.

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