prime choice auto
prime choice auto
I would like to know if anyone here has purchased front and rear rotors and brake pads for a Rogue from Prime Choice Auto in Ontario? I can get everything for $160 cad with free shipping which is about half the price of buying locally. I know that when buying you get what you pay for but I am only keeping my Rogue another year or so as it is a 2009 and do not want to spend too much money on brakes. If anyone has bought from them please tell me your experience with how long they lasted and if they are worth buying. Also would like to know if I should buy ceramic or semi metallic pads? My rotors are currently warped and have steering vibration. Here is a link of the one's I am thinking about buying: http://www.primechoice.ca/Auto/Brakes/D ... CD13388151
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Re: prime choice auto
Check out reviews left on their FB page https://www.facebook.com/PrimeChoiceAutoParts/ and then check their Google reviews.
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Why would you change rotors if only keeping one year? I feel somebody not being realistic with himself. But then I heard that "I'm getting rid of the car quick' so much when I was in parts I began to suspect everyone that said it because commonly it was NOT true, they just fool themselves. If really doing it I'd be cutting rotors unless they are under spec to do so, liable to save some cash there. And why again ceramics if not wanting to spend more?? More money gone next year. And, more, unless fooling self again why BOTH sets of wheels since commonly the fronts and rears wear at very different rates? I saw lots of people do that and waste plenty doing it. One set may not need any work at all in that year.
Only the OP knows, but food for thought. I get a person at war with himself out of that, but then most of them usually are.
FYI all, the difference in expensive rotors and ones not is that the cheap ones are often under spec in under 3 months of use, they only make them maybe .010" over MINIMUM spec, while the more expensive ones will be like .080"-.100" over spec to allow at least one good cut before they go under spec. Measure them out of the box..............
Only the OP knows, but food for thought. I get a person at war with himself out of that, but then most of them usually are.
FYI all, the difference in expensive rotors and ones not is that the cheap ones are often under spec in under 3 months of use, they only make them maybe .010" over MINIMUM spec, while the more expensive ones will be like .080"-.100" over spec to allow at least one good cut before they go under spec. Measure them out of the box..............