Scion TC Brake Rotors are actually shaped like disks, and are made of metal. An integral part of the wheel assembly, they are also an important component of the braking system as well. When you step on the brake pedal, it activates a pair of calipers - similar to bicycle brakes - that clamp down on either side of the brake rotor, slowing the wheels and ultimately stopping your vehicle.

In order to avoid ineffective and damaging metal-on-metal contact, the Scion TC Brake Rotors are covered with a surface called the brake pads. These are made primarily from a mixture of steel wool and various resin compounds, providing friction against the calipers.

Eventually, these brake pads begin to wear away. You'll know when this happens, because your brakes will start to emit an annoying and embarrassing squeal when applied. If these are not replaced soon, they will eventually wear completely through - and then, that destructive metal-on-metal contact will start to damage both your Scion TC Brake Rotors and the calipers. When you replace your brake pads, its usually a good idea to have your brake rotors professionally resurfaced by a qualified machinist. He can shave a razor-thin layer off of the brake rotors' metal surface, restoring them to their original condition - usually. If the damage is too severe, or those rotors are cracked or warped, you'll be glad to know that we can offer you the absolute lowest prices on genuine Scion TC Brake Rotors. We are able to meet or beat any online competitor's price, and when your purchase totals $50 or more, your shipping is FREE.Order your brake rotors anytime, night or day.