Best Bang for the Buck - Rear Rotors.

[uscharalph]

My brake lining light has been lit up 2 days now, so I went to Midas for their free brake check up. Turns out I need rear pads and rotors.

What's the best rear rotor for the money?

[632 Regal]

Brembos and Bailos are the OEM standards I think, either will work well

[Bill R.]

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My brake lining light has been lit up 2 days now, so I went to Midas for their free brake check up. Turns out I need rear pads and rotors.

What's the best rear rotor for the money?

[JulesE34]

I don't know if you guys have them over there, But I have Zimmermann Discs all round on mine, replaced all discs last year and I'm very impressed with them. They are about half the price of Brembos and excellent value for money in the UK.

[DanDombrowski]

Hate to jump on the "I hate discount tire and brake places" and hijack the thread but....

I hate discount tire and brake places. You ALWAYS need new pads and rotors when you go there. ALWAYS. I've had all kinds of places tell me I need new pads or rotors even after I've replaced them the weekend before.

I hate to give you bad or unsafe advice, but if it doesn't vibrate, I don't replace the rotor.

[shragon]

ate, balo, or brembo. all available at bma.

i'm currently using ate, and no complaints. just make sure you paint the hats so they don't rust.

[Lennyz525i]

Using Balos on the rear, they're great. You can take off a rear wheel and check for pad thickness and rotor condition for yourself.

[uscharalph]

"You can take off a rear wheel and check for pad thickness and rotor condition for yourself."

Yeah, but they do it for free and on the lift. Also, I didn't know if it was the front or rears, but I do now.