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Volvo 240 Front Brake Rotor Resurfacing 200 1991

posted by  someone claiming to be Rhys on  Tue Nov 22 19:50 CST 2005 [RELATED]

If there is no vibration during high speed braking, which would indicate run-out on the rotors, then just install new pads. The appearance of the rotor visually means nothing, only a dial indicator or your observations while driving matter. Turning the rotors to make them look pretty is a waste of time and money. Replacing 14 month old rotors would also be a waste.
Don't buy offshore rotors that are not made to north american standards. My supplier sent me a pair of "Charging Rhino" brand rotors a few years ago for a domestic car I was repairing. I sent them back unopened.





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