Brake rotors

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About this item Carrier constructed of Alloy 7075 aerospace grade Stainless steel braking band Invulnerable to warp Bike Compatibility: MTB, Road, Hybrid Diameter: 180mm › See more product details

The first step to assessing any issues with your car's brakes is understanding how the car braking system works, from the calipers to the rotors and brake pads:

Stay Safe With Brake Service - All brakes will wear with normal use, so it’s important to take advantage of brake service to keep your vehicle safely running. If you’re noticing any issues with your brakes, be sure to get them checked out by a professional.

About this item GUARANTEED ONLY to fit vehicles in the Product Description - see below. Original design ensures proper fit and confident braking. CERAMIC BRAKE PADS are quieter and last longer than metallic. Unique formula provides reduced noise fade and dust. STAINLES STEEL QUALITY HARDWARE IS INCLUDED. Parts are ready to install out of the box. NO CLEANING REQUIRED. INCREASED STOPPING POWER due to improved heat dissipation. Guaranteed to perform better or equal to OE parts. ENHANCED…

Over my 50+ years as a master auto technician, vocational educator and vehicle owner, and knowing the importance of a vehicle's braking...

Rusty rotors peeking out from behind your expensive alloy wheels? Here's how to remove rust from brake rotors.

A brake rotor is a round flat piece of steel attached to a rod that is held in place on the inside of the wheel. On either side of the rotor are brake pads. When you apply the brake pedal on the inside of the car, the pads compress around the rotor, slowing or stopping the vehicle.

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