brake/rotor services

[Sango]

I wouldn't recommend making rotors either because it could make them more prone since they are designed to be a certain thickness.

As per warping. This is from a member from a different forum who seems to be more familiar with how brakes work.

Originally Posted by member of different forum

Rotors don't warp if they're installed correctly... (course with the timing in this case, perhaps they weren't)

Pedal vibration that's usually mis-diagnosed as warped rotors is uneven pad transfer but if you do a proper bed in, which you said you were doing at the time, you avoid that issue-

-Warped- Brake Disc and Other Myths

[Phil@rise]

Originally Posted by extracrunchie

^^Actually rotors are cheap, cheaper than getting them resurfaced.

Retail for rotors on this particular car is just shy of 200 buck each

[extracrunchie]

Originally Posted by Phil@rise

Retail for rotors on this particular car is just shy of 200 buck each

Depends, if you go with OEM expect to pay that much, but there are aftermarket rotors out there.

But depends on what the customer wants I guess.

[LP700-4]

Originally Posted by extracrunchie

Depends, if you go with OEM expect to pay that much, but there are aftermarket rotors out there.

But depends on what the customer wants I guess.

+1

Got rotors in the states from autozone for mama's corolla for something like 40 bucks a piece

Not Bad

[Spectre_Cdn]

Heck, OEM rotors for my Civic were $50 apiece from the states. And my last pair lasted for over a decade