Brake Rotors
All About Brake Rotors
- What they are: the discs in your vehicle's brake system. They attach to its wheel hubs via ribs.
- What they do: two things -- help create friction and scatter the heat of the braking process. They do the former by fastening to brake pads, which are mounted on top of brake calipers; the resistance is what helps slow and stop the vehicle.
- How many and what types there are: blank & smooth (i.e., smooth), slotted, drilled (i.e., cross-drilled), and drilled & slotted -- a total of four.
- Smooth brake rotors: many cars use these, as they're easy on brake pads, anti-corrosion, crack- resistant, and best of all, affordable.
- Slotted brake rotors: many SUVs use these, as they offer better airflow, and thus, channel away dust and debris better.
- Drilled brake rotors: many trucks and sports cars use these, as they dissipate heat better, they're reliable in wet weather, and they work great on the track and when towing.
- Drilled & slotted brake rotors: some performance vehicles use these because they combine features from both slotted and cross-drilled rotors.
- When to replace them: every 112,000 km. Otherwise, when they begin to fail. They'll show certain symptoms when they do.
- The signs they've gone bad: unusual noises during braking, wobbling when braking, and damaged rotor surfaces.
- What to do when you see such symptoms: do a brake rotor inspection. Replace any problematic ones. Be sure to swap them out in pairs, too; it'll help keep your ride continue to brake properly.
When it's time to get new ones, be sure to order those that Mopar makes for your OEM.
Why Buy Genuine Mopar Brake Rotors?
They're designed to fit the model you drive perfectly -- a guarantee you may not find on the aftermarket.
Where to Order Replacement Brake Rotors Online
From our auto parts store. We've got a complete catalog. To make looking through it for what's compatible faster and easier, be sure you're browsing by make, model, and model year. Buy now, and you'll enjoy fast shipping and delivery directly to your door.
Rotor
Mopar
68590044AA
Without brembo brakes.
$134.87 CAD
MSRP $188.00 CAD
Save $53.13 CAD
28.3% Off 
Rotor
Mopar
04779953AB
500, 500E. Without brd code. With performance. All.
$146.29 CAD
MSRP $204.00 CAD
Save $57.71 CAD
28.3% Off 
Rotor
Mopar
68437278AA
Code: br2. With h.d. brakes. Wagoneer L.
$221.94 CAD
MSRP $309.00 CAD
Save $87.06 CAD
28.2% Off 
Rotor
Mopar
68242650AB
Cherokee. Option code br1, br3, br8. 2019-23, code: br1, br3, br8. 2014-18, code: br1, br3, br8. 200. With heavy duty brakes.
$213.84 CAD
MSRP $297.00 CAD
Save $83.16 CAD
28% Off 
Rotor
Mopar
52124762AD
Durango. Without 15 rotor. Without heavy duty brakes. Grand Cherokee. Without brembo brakes. Without hd brakes. 4wd, code bry. 17 wheels.
$163.62 CAD
MSRP $228.00 CAD
Save $64.38 CAD
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