OEM MOPAR Brake Discs, Rotors & Hardware Online

Brake Rotors: Everything You Need to Know

What They Do and What Types There are

They work together with the brake calipers and brake pads in a disc brake system to create the friction used to slow vehicles down and stop them. They also scatter the heat of the braking process. There are four kinds -- blank & smooth (i.e., smooth), slotted, drilled (also called cross-drilled), and drilled & slotted.

The Signs They're Failing and When to Change Them

The former includes damaged surfaces and unusual noises and wobbling when braking. Notice any, and you'll need to do an inspection and replace any that the results deem problematic. How to do that is the same for most vehicles, Chrysler 300, Dodge RAM 1500, Jeep Wrangler JK, or otherwise. Be sure to change them in pairs, though; it'll help keep the car, truck, SUV, or van you love braking normally. Otherwise, you replace brake rotors every 70,000 miles or so. Before you buy new ones, though, be sure you're getting the genuine article.

Why Buy Genuine OEM Brake Rotors vs. Aftermarket?

Mopar guarantees them compatible with your make and model. After all, the manufacturer knows the ride you love best. Off-brands, however, can't always guarantee the same, and even if they do, their brake rotors may not work as reliably.

Where to Order Mopar Brake Rotors Online

Our auto parts store has a catalog full of affordable options. For instance, the average cost of replacing brake rotors can be anywhere from a little under $300 to just over $400. Our prices, however, often fall below MSRP, and since you're a do-it-yourselfer, you save even more money on labor.

To browse our inventory quickly and easily, select your make, model, and model year. Order today, and we'll ship fast, to any US address and in anywhere from 24 hours to 2 to 6 business days depending on stock. For more store policies info, including that about returns and cancellations, refer to the relevant pages here on our website. Also, feel free to contact our parts team if you have questions or need any buying advice. We'll be happy to assist.