Is this extremely unusual or has anyone else had to replace rotors this soon?

 

There have been lots of guys with warped rotors and them not that old or a lot of miles. Its a common thing unfortunately. Thats also why you see so many threads on guys upgrading thier pads and rotors.

 

Thanks for the input. I bought this truck with 24k miles and it needed a brake job. The dealership fixed it, but I was wondering why it needed rotors after 24k miles.

 

Maybe someone drove it hard.

 

mine are warped to **** to but i can turn them for free so its all good....but they are starting to warp again.....JUNK get aftermarket dont bother buying new dodge rotors.

 

LOL...

Thanks for the advice, I was wondering about the quality of these rotors.

 

Don't drive like a woman.

I could go out and warp the hell out of brand new rotors in a day. It has nothing to do with the quality of the rotor, it has to do with how you drive. If you're towing, that's a different story, but still has a lot to do with how you drive.

 

mine warped and im hardly ever on the brakes i let myself cruise to a stop and have very few stops didnt get them hot and dunk it into water either they just useless.

 

If they were structurally flawed, they would have cracked by now.

I have noticed they do rot away pretty fast though.

 

there main problem is that they dont get rid of the damn heat and warp otherwise i think they would be fine...its kinda fun having my back end bounce when im braking for a deer...