Brake Rotors

One of the last parts engaged when you bring your vehicle to a stop are your brake rotors. The braking system is complicated, and your brake rotors, pads, and calipers are all working together when you press on the brake pedal. The brake pads clamp onto the rotors and get them to generate friction that keep your wheels from spinning. Also known as brake discs due to their circular shape, brake rotors operate in harsh conditions characterized by high friction, tension, and pressure, especially when the brakes are engaged. As such, regular maintenance and service is needed to minimize damage. In case you don't know how you can recognize faulty brake rotors, stay on the lookout for vibrations or sounds coming from your BMW's brake system. In case you notice such signs, let a seasoned mechanic check the complete system. Other signs of wear due to friction can be grooves or score marks on the rotors. Keeping the rotors in tip-top shape is important, which means they are free from warping or cracks. Get them looked at regularly and replace immediately you notice wear and tear. When you need replacements, make sure you invest in OEM BMW parts that will fit your make and model correctly. We sell them here on our site.