They are less expensive than a lot of other cheap, coated rotors as well, so if you really hate spending money on car parts, they could be the ideal rotors for you. Don’t be put off by the name ...

The technical name for the disc in disc brakes, the rotor is a metal platter that’s part of the hub to which a car’s wheel attaches. It rotates with the wheel, so when the driver applies the ...

It sounds more like an old-school radial aircraft engine than anything that should power an automobile of any kind.

Auto warranties typically don’t cover brake pads or rotors because they’re considered “wear-and-tear” parts. That means they’re designed to fail within a certain mileage, and warranties ...