Audi A6 brake rotors are also known as brake discs. A6 brake rotors are part of your car's braking system that work together with your brake pads and brake calipers to stop your vehicle. When you depress your brake pedal, hydraulic fluid moves through your brake hose and brake lines to activate your calipers, which in turn hold the brake pads against your Audi A6 brake rotors.

The friction created between the A6 brake rotors and the brake pads serves to safely stop the rotating motion of your wheels. Since your Audi A6 brake rotors are subject to a great deal of strain, they will sometimes need replacing.

If you have metallic brake pads installed on your car, your A6 brake rotors will become worn faster than if you were to use organic brake pads. Also, no matter what type of brake pad you use, your Audi A6 brake rotors will become damaged if the brake pad lining wears down past a certain point. Your brake pads consist of frictional linings mounted on metal plates, and if you do not change them when necessary the metal plate will end up scraping against your A6 brake rotors. The best way to care for your Audi A6 brake rotors is to ensure that you change your brake pads when necessary. If your brakes grind loudly or shudder when you step on the brake pedal, this usually means your A6 brake rotors have been damaged and must be replaced.Check out our extensive online catalogue for replacement Audi A6 brake rotors at discount prices—and remember to pick up a set of fresh brake pads and install them at the same time to prevent damaging your new A6 brake rotors.