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Vince
August 12, 2025
These rotors were a perfect fit for my 2002 Mercury Mountaineer. The price was unbeatable and they arrived exactly as promised. I going to order a set for my rear tires, since my mechanic asked when will I be getting them replaced. My mechanic was impressed with the quality as the price as well.ðŸ˜
megan hargett
June 21, 2025
Installed easily and working great same quality as you would get anywhere
PKRey
April 16, 2025
Very nice machined rotors high quality
Dutchmeadowautoparts
April 2, 2025
I was Leary about rotors from web..They're doing greatNot a Van of gm part on ford lol
Sonya
March 1, 2025
Purchased these to replace very old and worn rotors on my 2002 Explorer. No issues with them, very easy to install. Ordered a pair of ACDelco brake pads as well.
Jeff b
February 5, 2025
They fit perfect
George
February 4, 2025
High quality. Cut out the middle-man and save money.
Buickbob
January 24, 2025
I put on these new rotors along with the Wagner ceramic pads on my Girlfriend's Explorer. It made a GREAT difference in the ride quality and the braking effeciency. Even though the Delco rotors were made in China; I found them to be of superior quality than those that I saw in the stores and online. If you need rotors get 'em you won't be dissapointed. I would suggest that when you install them you use one of the lug nuts (on backwards, flat side on the rotor) to hold rotor "true" while you install the caliper. Also I used a 5 gallon bucket upside down to put the caliper assembly on while I worked, don't just let it hang by the brake line Duh!!.. and don't forget some "antiseize" on the bolts and some brake pad "antisqueal" goop.
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