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      03-16-2016, 11:59 AM   #1
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'08 62k miles - still running original rotors. Time to replace?

Just curious as to what others have done.
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Just curious as to what others have done.
measure them. if they are outside of spec, replace.
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measure them. if they are outside of spec, replace.
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And only replace them (even when out of spec) if the pads also need replacing.
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And only replace them (even when out of spec) if the pads also need replacing.
Why is that?

Thanks.
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I am at 75k. Replace when warped and too thin. Mileage depends on use. Automatic car driven in city probably suffers the most.
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And only replace them (even when out of spec) if the pads also need replacing.
Why is that?

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Because there is no point in throwing away the pad life you have left with the current rotors.
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      03-17-2016, 09:59 PM   #7
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would you guys run a full day at big willow with rotors w/ 62k miles on them?
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If they're in spec and you have plenty of brake pad left, sure.
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