Mazda Brake Rotors

The metallic disc plates located behind your Mazda wheels are known as brake rotors. They are one of three key components to your braking system.

What do Brake Rotors do to Stop my Mazda?

The rotor discs of your car can be made of ceramic, or metallic compounds. They turn with the wheel, but the disc rotor lays between the brake calipers. They essentially give grip to the brake pads, which are pressed forward by the calipers when the driver engages the brake pedal to slow or stop the vehicle.

Signs for Brake Rotor Replacement in Mazda

Rotors can only last for so long before they will take a downturn. They face plenty of abuse from the exterior elements of the road including corrosion or rust. The surface of the rotor discs can also crack or receive score damage from thin pads or crooked calipers. If this has occurred, seek replacement rotors sooner than later to avoid further damages. If you notice screeching or grinding when braking, it may be due to bad rotors. If you are unsure, seek an inspection from a qualified Mazda tech.

Save Cash on Replacement Brake Rotors & Brake Parts

Brake rotors can cost hundreds of dollars at your local retailer. But if you want to save money on essential Mazda brake parts, you're in the right place. When you shop our online Mazda store, you can save up to 35% off the MSRP. Not only that, you can pair easily by matching your car model with the right fitted parts designed for your vehicle.

Receive your brake rotors fast too with our nationwide shipping service. Wherever you are located, you can get your new rotors at your doorstep quick. If you have any questions on brakes or delivery, feel free to get ahold of us on our contact page.