Black rotors may be better when it comes to stopping on ice and snow than other colors because they scatter light more. You don’t need as much force to stop with black rotors, so you can save your energy for braking later in the event of an accident. If your car is equipped with ABS … Read more
Power Stop rotors are an option for those looking to replace their standard rotors on a car. They claim to be better than traditional rotors in that they have anti-lock brakes, which can help reduce the chance of skidding when braking. However, there is no scientific evidence to support these claims and some people believe … Read more
Rotor screws are necessary for a smooth ride. However, this is not always the case. If your car has been serviced recently, it’s possible that the rotor screw was replaced without replacing the entire hub assembly. This could result in uneven and poor riding quality. Many people think that rotor screws are necessary for good … Read more
Brake pads made from new reduced-copper and copper-free friction materials actually perform better than the last-generation friction materials they replace. Improvements include better-stopping power, improved wear resistance, and reduced dusting and noise. The benefits of these brake pads come at a cost though; they are more expensive to buy initially and may need replacing sooner … Read more
A floating brake rotor is a type of braking system that uses a metal disk to stop the car. This disk is mounted on a movable arm and can be adjusted to different positions. When you apply the brakes, this disk creates friction against the pads on your tires. Floating brake rotor systems can be … Read more
If you’re noticing that your car is stopping suddenly, or that it’s making a loud grinding noise when you drive, then it might be time to have the rotors replaced. Rotors are the disks at the front of your car that stop the wheels from turning. If they’re worn down or corroded, this can cause … Read more