Yes, you can—but we generally don't recommend it.
Using different brake pad compounds or brands on the front and rear axles will not damage your vehicle. However, for the most consistent braking performance and even pad wear, we recommend using the same brake pad material on all four wheels whenever possible.
There are situations where mixing brake pad compounds can be beneficial, such as on dedicated track or high-performance vehicles where different front and rear braking characteristics are desired. For most street-driven vehicles, however, choosing a single pad compound provides the best balance of braking performance, noise, dust, and longevity.
If you do choose to mix brake pad materials, it's not likely to cause any harm. However, you may notice differences in brake feel, brake balance, noise, dust production, or wear rates between the front and rear pads.
If you need help figuring out which pad material works best for you, check out our video on pad materials!