Mopar Brake Rotors

Brake rotors are an important part of your brake system. They help dissipate the heat caused by the friction your brake pads produce as they rub against them.

Which rotors fit your vehicle generally depends on what type it has. Your options are fourfold. They include blank & smooth, drilled, slotted, and drilled & slotted. Most cars use blank & smooth rotors, while many trucks and SUVs use either slotted or drilled & slotted, the last one being the best heatsink. Eventually, however, any rotor can wear out from a long life of use.

How Often Do Brake Rotors Need to Be Changed?

Your vehicle's owner's manual will have the answer. The one you'll likely find there is every 70,000 miles. However, if you're trying to determine whether yours even need replacing, it's better to look for signs of brake rotor problems. When a rotor starts to go bad or fails, you may:

• Feel wobble when you brake
• Hear unusual noises during braking
• Notice your rotor surfaces are damaged

In these cases, you likely need to change them. However, be sure to replace them in pairs. That'll ensure your vehicle can continue to brake evenly. You can buy new OEM brake rotors online here at our auto parts store. We sell only genuine Mopar, so what you order will fit your make and model, guaranteed. Browse our catalog and buy now!