Using these brake pads is straightforward. Just follow the standard brake pad replacement procedure in your vehicle's manual. When installing, make sure the brake calipers are clean and in good condition. For best results, bed in the brake pads as recommended by the manufacturer. This usually involves a series of gentle stops and starts to allow the pads to properly seat on the rotors. As for maintenance, regularly check your brake pads for wear. If you notice any unusual noises or a decrease in braking performance, it's time to have them inspected. Keep your brakes clean to prevent debris from affecting the pads' performance. Also, always use the right brake fluid for your vehicle to ensure optimal operation of the braking system.