There are numerous parts that make up your braking system, and your Dodge Magnum brake rotors are an important part of that smooth, controlled stop you’ve come to enjoy so much while driving your Magnum. Your brake rotors are the surface against which your calipers push your brake pads, with the resulting friction and pressure serving to slow and stop your vehicle. When that surface is marred, such as by the pitting that corrosion can create, or by scratches or grooves, like those that can result from a failure to replace worn brake pads soon enough, or when the brake rotors themselves are damaged, often by warping and cracking, which can occur when heat is not sufficiently dissipated, something that can happen when the rotors are too dirty or corroded to do so properly, the smoothness of the braking process deteriorates.

Rather than a controlled sort of stop, you are likely to experience a jittery, stuttering type of stop or feel heavy, throbbing vibration, sometimes so strong that it can be felt right through the brake pedal as you press it. In some circumstances, such as when the surface has been flawed by digs or grooves, it is possible to repair your Dodge Magnum brake rotors by having them machined back to smoothness, though if the scratches or pits are too deep, achieving sufficient smoothness will render the render the rotors too thin to perform as they should and too thin to meet safety requirements.

For warped or cracked brake rotors, replacement is the only option. You’ll find a wide variety of brake rotors in our online parts and accessories catalog, all well priced and quality guaranteed.You can order your Dodge Magnum brake rotors via our securely encrypted site or with a quick toll-free phone call, and if your order is $50 or more, we’ll be pleased to offer free ground shipping.