OEM Ford Brake Rotors Online

What Do Brake Rotors Do?

For Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles alike, two things. For one, they create the friction used to slow them down and stop them. To do this, they work together with brake calipers and brake pads. Secondly, they help scatter the heat that the vehicles' disc brake systems produce as they run.

What Types of Brake Rotors are There?

Disc brakes, in particular, can have one of four: blank & smooth (also simply called smooth), slotted, drilled (i.e., cross-drilled) and drilled & slotted.

What are the Signs of Failing Brake Rotors?

Listen for wobbling and unusual noises when braking, and look for damaged rotor surfaces. Notice either or both of these, and you'll need to do an inspection. Replace any rotors that the results deem a problem. It's important to change them in pairs as well; it'll help keep the car, truck, SUV, or van you love to drive braking like it should.

When and How Do You Change Brake Rotors?

The answer's every 70,000 miles or so unless you see the symptoms above. How to do it is straightforward, and whether you drive a Ford F-150, a Lincoln Navigator, a Mercury Mariner or otherwise, the process is fortunately the same, generally. When you buy new ones, though, be sure to get the genuine article.

Why Buy Genuine OEM Brake Rotors vs. Aftermarket

What Ford designs for Lincoln, Mercury, and its own models is compatible with them specifically. That's not always the case with aftermarket brake rotors, which may even be less reliable, too.

Where and How Do I Order Ford Brake Rotors Online?

Our auto parts store carries options galore, many priced better for do-it-yourselfers than at other online stores. For instance, the average cost of getting brake rotors changed can be $300 to $400 or so, just to begin with. Our prices, however, are usually below retail, and since you're likely planning on taking care of repairs or upgrades yourself, you'll end up saving on labor costs as well.

To browse our catalog, select your make, model, and model year. Order now, and we'll ship to any US address, fast. For further information, consult our store shipping, returns, and cancellations policies, and don't hesitate to contact us if you need anything while you shop. The knowledgeable specialists on our parts team will be glad to help.