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88964169 - : Brake Rotor for GM Image

Brake Rotor

Terraza, Uplander. Relay. Montana SV6.
$38.27
13552823 - : Brake Rotor for GM Image

Brake Rotor

Malibu. Equinox. 16. Terrain. 16.
$98.01
MSRP $167.12
Save $69.11
41.4% Off
21012665 - : Brake Rotor for GM Image

Brake Rotor

Saturn. Disc brakes.
$71.30
MSRP $124.00
Save $52.70
42.5% Off
18027754 - : Brake Rotor for GM Image

Brake Rotor

Fiero.
$58.27
MSRP $101.35
Save $43.08
42.5% Off
84309171 - : Rear Brake Rotor for GM Image

Rear Brake Rotor

Most GM OE brake rotors sold in the U S are Ferritic Nitro-Carburized, or FNC rotor These rotors typically last two times longer,...
$104.87
MSRP $182.37
Save $77.50
42.5% Off
13544245 - : Rear Brake Rotor for GM Image

Rear Brake Rotor

Most GM OE brake rotors sold in the U.S are Ferritic Nitro-Carburized, or FNC rotor These rotors typically last two times longer,...
$84.35
MSRP $146.69
Save $62.34
42.5% Off
26478135 - : Disc Brake Rotor for GM Image

Disc Brake Rotor

Code jl9. Traverse. Acadia.
$133.92
MSRP $232.90
Save $98.98
42.5% Off
85127062 - : Disc Brake Rotor for GM Image

Disc Brake Rotor

CT5. With heavy duty brakes. With v blackwing. Without ceramic brakes. Exc.Ceramic Composite Brakes.
$529.17
MSRP $867.63
Save $338.46
39% Off
84519605 - : Disc Brake Rotor for GM Image

Disc Brake Rotor

For Copper-Free Brake Pads. Camaro. SS series. With copper free brake. Zl1 series.
$224.72
MSRP $408.59
Save $183.87
45% Off
84450466 - : Rear Brake Rotor for GM Image

Rear Brake Rotor

Inspected for balance, resulting in smooth brake operation and noise reduction Manufactured to GM OE specification for fit, form,...
$126.49
MSRP $216.75
Save $90.26
41.6% Off
13552815 - : Disc Brake Rotor for GM Image

Disc Brake Rotor

Silverado, sierra. Std. brakes (j61). Without ppv,ssv. Tahoe. Suburban. Without heavy duty brake. Escalade. Yukon. Without Police.
$133.49
MSRP $230.70
Save $97.21
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98248898 - : Disc Brake Rotor for GM Image

Disc Brake Rotor

$197.98
MSRP $286.93
Save $88.95
31% Off

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GM Brake Rotors: Key to Safe Stopping

GM brake rotors are vital components in your vehicle's braking system. These circular discs work with brake pads to bring your car to a stop safely and smoothly. Found on all GM vehicles, from the rugged Silverado to the sleek Cadillac CT5, brake rotors are essential for everyday driving. Understanding their function and maintenance can help keep your GM vehicle performing its best on the road.

How GM Brake Rotors Function

Brake rotors are mounted to your wheel hubs, rotating along with the wheels. When you press the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure forces the brake pads against the rotors. This creates friction, slowing your vehicle down. GM designs each rotor specifically for different vehicle models, considering factors like weight and performance needs. This precision engineering ensures reliable stopping power across various driving conditions.

Recognizing Rotor Wear

Brake rotors naturally wear down over time, but certain signs indicate they need attention. You might feel vibrations through the brake pedal or steering wheel when slowing down. Unusual noises like squealing or grinding during braking can also signal rotor issues. Visual inspections may reveal deep grooves or uneven wear on the rotor surface. If you notice any of these symptoms, it's time to have your brakes checked by a professional.

Choosing the Right Replacements

< p>When it's time to replace your brake rotors, quality should be your top priority. Genuine GM brake rotors are designed to match your vehicle's specifications exactly. They often provide better performance and longevity compared to generic alternatives. While aftermarket options might seem more budget-friendly upfront, investing in OEM parts can save you money in the long run through improved durability and performance.