OEM Ford Brake Rotors
Motorcraft Rotor
Motorcraft Rotor
Motorcraft Rotor
Motorcraft Rotor
Motorcraft Rotor
Motorcraft Rotor
Hub & Rotor
Motorcraft™ Rotor
Hub And Disc Assembly
Hub & Rotor Front
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Brake rotors are the cylindrical, metallic disc located behind your car's wheels. They are the contact point to your car's brake system.
How Brake Rotors Work and When to Replace Them
The brake rotors are attached to the axle of your car and give a base to the brake pads. When you slow and stop, you press the brake pedal. Fluid is pressurized and sent to the calipers which press the brake pads forward. The pads hold a friction against the rotors which safely and smoothly stop your vehicle. Over the miles, usually 50,000+, or three years, your rotors may show symptoms pointing to replacement.
Rotor wear varies depending on your vehicle and how hard you ride your brakes. The several different types of rotor discs, smooth surface, drilled, slotted, and drilled-slotted rotors are designed for different lifespans. The drilled and slotted versions have a longer lifespan because they cool the friction and heat on the pads.
Locate New Brake Rotors and Save Money
Your next pair of brake rotors can cost hundreds of dollars. But when you shop our online store, you can save money because we sell rotors below the MSRP. Save up to 35% on select brake rotors and pair with the right fit to your model trim.
Order Brake Rotors Online Today for a Reliable Replacement
Ordering new brake parts takes only minutes. Our nationwide shipping will get your new brake rotors to your front door quick too. If you come across questions, reach out on our contact page for assistance.