Abstract: Dry friction and wear behavior of Al matrix composites including those hybridizedly reinforced with 20 vol%SiC and 9 vol%Gr particles, and those separately reinforced with 20 vol%SiC and 9 vol%Gr particles were investigated. The wear tests were performed using a pin on disk wear machine under dry sliding condition, at a speed of 0.6 m/s within a load of 10 N to 120 N. At low loads (<30 N), the friction coefficient and wear rate of hybrid composites were all lower than those of composites reinforced respectively with SiC P and Gr P, because of cooperation of load bearing of SiC P and self lubrication of Gr P. At higher loads (30~120 N), the wear rate of hybrid composite was higher than that of SiC P/Al because of surface delamination of hybrid composite, but was greatly lower than Gr P/Al. The friction coefficient of hybrid coompisite was less than that of SiC P/Al. The wear rate of counterface which mated with pin of hybrid composite was largely lower than that of SiC P/Al at all loads.