MOPAR Brake Rotors
Importance of Mopar Brake Rotors
The vital nature of the brake rotors cannot be emphasized enough. Even if your brake pads are in fine condition, if your brake rotors are warped or worn down, your brakes will not be able to clamp down on them and bring your full-sized Jeep SUV to a stop.
What Do Brake Rotors Do?
Brake rotors are like the silent partners to your brake pads. When you press the brake pedal, the brake pads squeeze these rotors with a firm grip. This squeeze generates the friction needed to transform your speedy ride into a controlled stop.
But here's the cool part: rotors are designed to handle the heat generated from the friction Ð an important job to prevent overheating and maintain top-notch braking performance.
When to Replace Your Dodge Brake Rotors
If your vehicle starts shaking while trying to decelerate, or you experience a longer stopping period, it may mean you need to replace your brake rotors. Other signs may include:
- Uneven wear
- Rust and corrosion
- Squealing or squeaking sounds
- Blue color on rotors
- Warping or diistortion
- ABS warning light
Need Brake Rotor Replacement? Shop Genuine Mopar
Make sure you replace your brake rotors with genuine OEM parts for the best performance. Even if your Dodge Charger is outside of warranty, our inventory includes rotors that come equipped with manufacturer warranties. Place an order today and get up to 35% off MSRP.
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