Your Dodge Charger brake rotors are the central components of your vehicle’s disc braking system. These one-piece metal discs can be found mounted along with each of your wheels, where they work with your brake pads to generate friction and stop your vehicle. Of course, the primary function of your Charger brake rotors is to provide a surface for the frictional lining of your brake pads to grind against.

However, your brake rotors also perform a few other services. Through their rapid rotating motion, your Dodge Charger brake rotors throw off dirt and water while you drive, which helps to keep your brakes clean.

Also, heat is generated as a by-product of the friction process between your brake pads and your brake rotors. The rotation of your brake rotors cools both braking surfaces, a process that combats brake fade due to heat. Your Dodge Charger brake rotors can become damaged if you have metallic brake pads installed on your vehicle, or if you do not change your soft brake pads often enough. If you hear a high-pitched squeaking noise coming from your brakes, this typically means you will have to replace your brake pads soon before they damage your rotors. When you ignore squeaking brakes, the sound can quickly become a loud, metallic grating noise that signifies you will have to install new Charger brake rotors. It is a good idea to keep in mind that whenever you replace your brake rotors, you should install new brake pads as well. Other signs of rotor damage include a shuddering brake pedal, and brakes that pull to one side when you engage them.Enjoy our great low prices on all of our brakes and brake parts right here in our convenient online catalogue.