Thrifty drivers who want a gas-sipping fuel miser that still has pep tend to like Subaru automobiles. Although these have a good deal of acceleration power, most sensible folks would agree that stopping power is significantly more important than acceleration power. Anyone who drives on a regular basis probably owes his or her life to a good set of working brakes, but they're often taken for granted until they start to make noises, or start to "feel" wrong - "squishy," "soft," low, etc.

The Subaru Legacy Brake Rotors are the "hearts" of the brake system (there are 4 of them), and despite the name, are actually disk-shaped. As long as brake pads and calipers are serviced as needed, the brake rotors should continue to serve their function well.

Its not a bad idea to have them professionally resurfaced by a machine shop when brake pads are changed, however. The brake rotors are attached to the wheels, and slows these down when the calipers clamp down on them. The brake pads provide a surface that causes friction, slowing the wheels and finally stopping the vehicle. If these brake pads wear through, the calipers will start to dig into the bare metal of the unshielded rotor. If damage occurs, these should be replaced with genuine Subaru Legacy Brake Rotors. We offer the lowest prices on Subaru parts and accessories meeting OEM standards. We will meet or beat any competitor's online advertised price, so bring us your best deal. Our Subaru Legacy Brake Rotors are engineered to OEM specifications, and we stand behind everything we sell - so your satisfaction is guaranteed.Order online through our secure server, or by phone, 24/7.