Your Chevrolet Suburban brake rotors are an essential part of your vehicle’s disc braking system. The Suburban brake rotors, also known as brake discs, work directly with your brake pads to generate friction, which is used to stop the rotating motion of your wheels. This friction is produced when the lining of the brake pads on either side of the rotors comes into contact with the metal disc.

In addition to generating friction, your Chevrolet Suburban brake rotors also keep your brakes clean. The rapidly spinning rotors throw off water and dirt as you drive.

Another function of your Suburban brake rotors is to keep things cool in your braking system. Friction produces heat, and excess heat can cause brake fade. As your brake rotors spin, they serve to cool both frictional braking surfaces. It is important that you maintain the condition of your Chevrolet Suburban brake rotors, so that your brakes continue to work when you need them. The best way to do this is to pay attention to your brake pads. First, you should know whether you have metallic or organic brake pads installed. If you have metallic brake pads, they will last longer but wear down your rotors faster. Organic or “soft” brake pads are designed to wear out faster than your Suburban brake rotors, and should be replaced soon when the lining drops to below a quarter of an inch thickness. If your brakes are making grinding sounds or pulling to one side when you stop, it is likely that you need new Suburban brake rotors.You will find the brake rotors and fresh brake pads you need right here in our online catalogue for less.