Brake Rotors

The rotors are a part of your vehicle's braking system. When you press on the brakes, the calipers will close the brake pads around the rotors, and this will help your Mopar vehicle to come to a full stop. Essentially brake rotors are what your vehicle's brakes clamp onto. This in turn stops your wheels from spinning. Rotors are parts that often are in need of replacing anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 miles. Your Mopar vehicle manual will provide you with their recommendation as to when they should be looked at and possibly replaced. Replacement can often vary based on how you drive your vehicle and also by the type of brake pads that you use. Rotors, when worn, will often make squeaking noises or if they become extremely worn the noise will sound more like scraping. By keeping your brakes well maintained and changing your brake pads when needed you can extend the life of your brake rotors. If you have a vehicle that is in need of new brake rotors, it is best to replace them with parts from the manufacturer. You can shop for genuine OEM brake rotors on our webstore. You will find what you need to get your brakes taken care of today.