Service | Brake Rotor Turning / Service

Turning (or resurfacing) brake rotors is a process where a thin layer of metal is shaved off the rotor's surface to restore a smooth, flat, and even braking surface. Here's why it’s done:

1. Remove Warping or Uneven Wear

• Over time, rotors can become warped or develop high and low spots, which cause vibrations or pulsing when braking.

• Turning them restores a true, flat surface, improving braking feel and effectiveness.

2. Eliminate Grooves or Scoring

• Worn brake pads can leave deep grooves or scoring in the rotor.

• Resurfacing smooths these out, helping new pads seat properly and prevent premature wear.

4. Improve Pad Contact

• Smooth, flat rotors help brake pads wear evenly and perform better, reducing noise and increasing braking efficiency.

Please ship to:

GO Motorsports Shop
1126 Long Plains Rd
Buxton, ME 04093