Audi and VW Brake Rotors

There are many different components that make up the braking system in your Audi and Volkswagen. Most modern vehicles are comprised of a disc braking system that features a range of parts including rotors, pads, and calipers. When you engage the brake pedal, you are causing the calipers in your vehicle to squeeze your brake pads against your rotors. The rotors are attached to your wheels and help them to slow down. The brake rotors are important components you should be checking often. The rotors might need replacing between 30,000-70,000 miles, depending on the type of rotors they are. You can check the condition of the rotors by taking a look at them to check for warping or grooves on the surface. You also can keep a lookout for any other signs that there might be issues with them, including an increased time for bringing your car to a stop. Loud noises are also an indicator of problems with the rotors. Make sure when you get replacements that you are investing in OEM rotors. You can find them here at Buy Audi VW Parts.