Brakes warped at 14k miles?
#1
Brakes warped at 14k miles?
Just had my brakes resurfaced under warranty at 14k miles this week. Has anyone else had warped rotors this early?
I do drive aggressively, I guess once they are out of warranty I'll have to put some drilled/slotted rotors on.
I do drive aggressively, I guess once they are out of warranty I'll have to put some drilled/slotted rotors on.
#3
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And what makes you think they wont warp under the same aggressive driveing conditions
#5
I seriously doubt you warped the rotors. Read this.
Secondly, WHY do you want to install drilled/slotted rotors? drilling and slotting are done to address specific problems, Chances are you don't have these problems, even if you "drive aggressively."
Secondly, WHY do you want to install drilled/slotted rotors? drilling and slotting are done to address specific problems, Chances are you don't have these problems, even if you "drive aggressively."
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#7
You don't need drilled and slotted rotors, in fact it's best to stay away from them. You have to spend big bucks to get a decent set as the cheaper ones crack and warp. Plus they wear out your pads quicker.
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#8
If I remember right, when I bought Brembo drilled rotors for another car, they were only about double the standard rotors, so like 200 a pop, which isn't bad.
#9
For a car the prices are a little cheaper. I purchased power slot cross drilled and slotted for about $200 as well for my jetta. But for a truck you're loooking at around $400 for a pair. You would really only need them for heavy towing. Light hauling and daily driving it's completely unneccessary.
Maybe the warping was caused by excessive hard braking depending on how aggressive you were.
Maybe the warping was caused by excessive hard braking depending on how aggressive you were.
#10
For a car the prices are a little cheaper. I purchased power slot cross drilled and slotted for about $200 as well for my jetta. But for a truck you're loooking at around $400 for a pair. You would really only need them for heavy towing. Light hauling and daily driving it's completely unneccessary.
Maybe the warping was caused by excessive hard braking depending on how aggressive you were.
Maybe the warping was caused by excessive hard braking depending on how aggressive you were.
I will acknowledge I drive fast and like to go into corners hard, which results in hard braking. I'm not planning on stopping that, so I was assuming I need different brakes to accommodate that long term.