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Usually, when pad material adheres to the rotor, people call that "warped rotors" because it feels like the rotor is warped when braking. It's not usually unif
by magduf 8y ago
Usually, when pad material adheres to the rotor, people call that "warped rotors" because it feels like the rotor is warped when braking. It's not usually uniform, I think.
As for expense, brakes are simple and the parts generally cheap, at least for mass-market cars. You can get a full set of pads and rotors for less than $100 from Autozone.
- justin66 8y ago"Warped" rotors, yes, I've heard that term. Not something that comes up in conversation as much as it used to. They are a lot cheaper today but the cost of rotors varies tremendously depending on the manufacturer and their volume. I gather they turn rotors a lot less than they used to because they're so darn inexpensive to replace, but I'm pretty sure it's still economical for some of the higher-end stuff.