Genuine Mercedes-Benz Brake Rotors

Shop Mercedes-Benz Brake Rotors at MB Parts Haus in Dayton OH

Car or SUV, your Mercedes-Benz vehicle is an investment. One you made in the luxury lifestyle, no less. So, it's important to maintain its disc brakes; they're key to ride quality, after all -- the sophisticated one to which you've become accustomed.

True, that means caring for brake calipers and brake pads. It's just as critical, though, to repair brake rotors, if not replace them. We've got the new set you're looking for, and they're genuine Mercedes-Benz -- top-quality. Without them, your brake system couldn't produce the resistance necessary to even slow your vehicle down, let alone stop it. It couldn't scatter the heat of the process, either -- and that's a long-term cause of wear and tear.

Blank & smooth (smooth) for everyday use, slotted for an SUV, drilled (cross-drilled) or drilled & slotted for a sports car -- whatever the type of brake rotor, we've got it for less than MSRP, usually, and installation's straightforward enough. All you need is a car jack, some jack stands, lug and torque wrenches, and some brake caliper tools, and it's just a matter of lifting your vehicle, taking the wheels and calipers off, taking the old brake rotors off, cleaning the wheel hubs, putting the new rotors on, and then replacing the calipers and wheels.

It's regular maintenance and care that they can truly benefit from. Here's how to keep them up.

Maintaining and Caring for Brake Rotors

Keep them clean. Use a mild soap and water solution (no harsh chemicals) or a brake cleaner. This'll get rid of everything from brake dust to dirt and other contaminants, which adversely affect performance.

Keep an eye out for wear. Regular inspections are key here (follow OEM instructions on that; your owner's manual should have a maintenance schedule, but when in doubt, have a service technician take care of it). See any grooves, scoring, cracks, uneven thickness, or warp in the rotors, or hear any unusual noises or feel wobbling when you brake, and replacement may be necessary ASAP.

Minimize heat stress. Avoid excessive braking if you can. That goes for towing and downhill driving, too. It can cause rotor damage over time.

Put in the right brake pads. They should be compatible with the type of rotors you use. Use incompatible pads, and wear and damage almost always result.

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Buy today, and we'll ship promptly to any stateside address. If you have any questions, contact our parts team.