This research considers that relationship between pad stiffness in static condition and vibrating condition. It is clarified that pressure dependency of pad stiffness is the cause of squeal in a past study. The stiffness when vibration is added to a pad is more than twice as large as the stiffness in static condition. Semi-static stiffness of the pad is measured by applying large-amplitude and low-frequency vibration to the pad. The pressure-displacement characteristics of the pad exhibited hysteresis. When the amplitude is decreased, average stiffness of the pad increase and it approaches the stiffness in dynamic condition from static stiffness.