50k km, replace front disc already?
Im still at 54k and I havent replaced them yet. I would go with it untill you fell any warping. I noticed that these rotors have the center hub slotted and it has a ram air duct for cooling from the front bumber under grill to the wheel well. I guess thats why there going for so long.
Im still at 54k and I havent replaced them yet. I would go with it untill you fell any warping. I noticed that these rotors have the center hub slotted and it has a ram air duct for cooling from the front bumber under grill to the wheel well. I guess thats why there going for so long.
Rotors don't really warp.
People get uneven pad deposits on their rotors and think that's the rotor warping, but it's not.
Who's telling you to replace the rotors? I have an 06 and my rotors and pads are still great..you also don't really need to resurface the rotors unless you have noticeable grooves on them..and even then I wouldn't resurface unless its really necessary.. maybe you should just change your pads
Who's telling you to replace the rotors? I have an 06 and my rotors and pads are still great..you also don't really need to resurface the rotors unless you have noticeable grooves on them..and even then I wouldn't resurface unless its really necessary.. maybe you should just change your pads

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No, you should measure the rotors and see if they're below minimum thickness. If they're not, then they don't need to be replaced. If they are, then they do. It's far from rocket science.
Resurfacing only wastes metal you could be using to stop the car.
Resurfacing only wastes metal you could be using to stop the car.
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