Known for its elegant body lines and solid driving feedback, the MAZDA 6 Wagon (GJ) already delivers impressive dynamic balance. For drivers who prioritize handling and braking stability, upgrading the braking system is undoubtedly a key step.

The 2025 TOYOTA Alphard (AH40), as a flagship MPV, combines premium ride comfort with strong power delivery—making it the top choice for families and executive transport seeking both prestige and practicality. With the all-new TNGA-K platform and a more rigid body structure, the Alphard offers enhanced ride stability and refinement, but also places greater demands on its braking system.

The SUZUKI Swift 1.2 features a lightweight body and agile chassis, making it one of the most well-balanced compact hatchbacks in terms of both driving enjoyment and everyday practicality. This upgrade features the F451 4-piston calipers, paired with 330mm ventilated rotors and high-performance brake pads, giving this nimble little car a significant boost in both braking power and visual appeal. Whether navigating city streets or carving through mountain roads, it now responds with confidence and control.

The Golf R MK8, as Volkswagen’s performance flagship, is equipped with the Volkswagen Group’s renowned EA888 2.0L turbocharged engine and a 4MOTION all-wheel drive system—delivering exceptional power and agile handling. To further enhance braking stability and reduce heat-induced fade, this upgrade features the Yellow M Type brake pads.

To ensure consistent braking performance under heavy loads and in off-road conditions, the owner upgraded to the Yellow M Type brake pads.

The Ford Focus MK4 Wagon features a European-tuned chassis and agile handling, making it a favorite among tuning enthusiasts and spirited drivers. Through a braking system upgrade, the driver aimed to further enhance control confidence and overall driving experience.