Crazy rotor deal on amazon - prob wont last.

Elan750

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Ok so Pepboys has their rotors on amazon.

They are the Pro-stop brand, has good reviews on their site (dont get me started on rotor castings and my preference for going cheap- cheap rotor +good pads are my jam).

ANyway,

For my sport (larger front rotors) , ALL 4 rotors were $62 SHIPPED

This same order on the Pepboys website is $170 with a 25% off coupon.

Front

ProStop Brake Rotor (31326G)
$16.10

Back:
ProStop Brake Rotor (31294G)
$12.89

If you buy just two rotors, shipping is only $5.

This must be an error???

I ordered the fron t first and installed them, theyre great so far, no shortage of metal on these guys
 
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Heres the link to both 17" and 16"

16" front wheel rotors (31327g):
https://www.amazon.com/ProStop-Brak...366834&sr=1-1-catcorr&keywords=prostop+31327g


17" front wheel rotors 338mm rotor(31326g):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00U1UMG4C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

*check you rotor size folks, you could have the small rotor with 17”, if the caliper has a 13wh stamp on it, it’s the larger rotor.

Rear Rotors (all 4th gens)(31294g):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00U1TJBVY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
 
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Has anyone used this brand before? Are they comparable to anything else?

I havent been running them long but I was very happy with the machining quality. The pepboys site has 600+ reviews for them with an average of 4.5/5 stars.

Really the only time someone would be unhappy with a rotor is if it warps. Warping typically doesnt occur by the quality of steel but more so the installation (uneven lug torque) or glazing. Hence why I usually focus more on decent pads :) Drilled rotors being another set of elements but I wont go there. Would I buy these for my track supra? probably not. But then, I also dont own a track supra :)
 
Has anyone used this brand before? Are they comparable to anything else?

I'm on the side of not spending too much on rotors, I don't really see a point if it's just a daily driver and won't provide a significant benefit for the cost. So, I'm assuming these are going to perform the same as any other rotor on RockAuto selling for $20-30.
 
Thanks for the link OP!

I haven't replaced my rear brakes yet but will eventually so I just ordered a pair of the rears.

Total after shipping was 32 dollars!!

Thanks again!
 

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