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Your Ford's disc braking system is designed to safely stop your car, truck or SUV. It is the brake rotors, or "discs" that help make this action possible.

Brake Rotors & How They Help Stop Your Ford

Brake discs are metallic plates. Sometimes made of ceramic, these plates are located behind your car's wheels and give a base for the brake pads to grip to. Rotors hold several designs. Smooth, drilled, slotted, and drilled-slotted. Smooth surface rotors are common on most economic vehicles. Ones with drilled or slotted spaces in the surface allow for more air flow. This helps cool the braking friction of the pads, which create better on-road performance.

The rotors are gripped by the calipers, which press the brake pads into the surface of the rotor. Rotors are either located on only the front wheels, or in some cases, all four. The friction of the pads are what essentially stop the rotation of the wheels when the brake pedal is pressed.

Signs of Failing Brake Rotors

Brake rotors take on tons of abuse over the years. From constant friction from the brake pads to moisture that causes corrosion to regular wear and tear from your daily commute. Rotor discs can begin to rust and cause issues, usually after 60,000 miles. You may endure squeaking or grinding noises when stopping. Also, you may feel a pulling sensation to one side of the vehicle.

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Rotor discs can cost drivers hundreds of dollars when replacements come along. Now days, you can shop Ford brake parts right from your smartphone. Just pair with your future brake rotors through us, and we'll handle the rest. We save drivers up to 35% off the MSRP and can have your order shipped to you directly!

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