Dont know much about brakes. Just a daily driver so I dont need anything high performance. Anyone ever used the Raybestos brand rotors/pads? Opinions?
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Time for new rotors/pads on the Benz. OEM or Raybestos?
Dont know much about brakes. Just a daily driver so I dont need anything high performance. Anyone ever used the Raybestos brand rotors/pads? Opinions?
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If you dont need anything high performance but are looking for something cheaper than OEM just get the OE spec ones from crappy tire.
I always do pads and rotors as I think machining is a waste of time but thats me
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Yes, just get any ol OE pads whatever your favorite store carries. Or go on RockAuto.com and look through the Budget, Middle, High choices
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+1 for rockauto. Look for the options that have a little heart beside them and pick the one that fits your budget.
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I would also search the part numbers you find on rockauto.
Sometimes Amazon or a Canadian online parts dealer will have the set you want with better pricing. Shipping of brake/rotor sets from rockauto will bump up the total price.
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