Front rotors fed up
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ORIGINAL: DevilsReject
Then you're probably one of the lucky few.....
I dont ever recommend buying the cheap $35 rotors at like Autozone....the cheapest I would go is the OEM replacements from like Napa which are usually about $65...
The biggest thing is just making sure you are buying a quality rotor...
ORIGINAL: shrpshtr325
idk what ur talking about, we just go to the auto store and spend $150, max on rotors and pads, and we get the good pads, and we have never had that problem, (3 dakotas, 1 durango), except when we tried to have the rotors cut instead of replaced, big mistake there
idk what ur talking about, we just go to the auto store and spend $150, max on rotors and pads, and we get the good pads, and we have never had that problem, (3 dakotas, 1 durango), except when we tried to have the rotors cut instead of replaced, big mistake there
I dont ever recommend buying the cheap $35 rotors at like Autozone....the cheapest I would go is the OEM replacements from like Napa which are usually about $65...
The biggest thing is just making sure you are buying a quality rotor...
Dealer just told me my front rotors are warped and the warranty on brakes is only 12k miles. I know it's risky but I'm thinking about trying them, tried looking for info on them and all I found was one post in some other forum saying they liked them (and they were apparently having a group buy of them, forget which forum, found it on google). I just figure someone on here might know something about them.
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