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Stopping Safely with Quality Brake Components

For reliable components at great prices, Nissan of Staten Island is your trusted source. Brake discs, rotors and hardware create the friction needed to stop your vehicle. They convert kinetic energy into heat through contact with brake pads. These components must perform consistently under extreme conditions and repeated stress.

How Brake Discs and Rotors Work

Brake rotors are metal discs that rotate with your wheels. Brake calipers squeeze pads against these rotating surfaces to create stopping force. Vehicles like the Nissan Murano and Nissan Frontier use different rotor sizes based on their weight and braking requirements. The rotors must dissipate tremendous heat generated during braking. Hardware components include clips, springs, and shims that keep everything properly positioned and reduce noise.

Why Brake Rotors Wear Out

Friction from brake pad contact gradually removes metal from the rotor surface. Heat cycling from repeated braking causes stress cracks to develop. Corrosion forms on unused rotor surfaces from moisture exposure. Warping occurs when rotors overheat and cool unevenly. Contamination from oil or brake fluid damages the friction surface. Generic brake rotors often use lower-grade metal that warps or wears prematurely. We replace many aftermarket rotors that failed well before genuine parts would need service.

When Brake Rotor Replacement Is Required

Pulsating brake pedal during stops indicates warped rotors. Squealing or grinding noises mean rotors are damaged or worn beyond specifications. Visible grooves, cracks, or rust buildup require professional inspection and likely replacement. Most brake rotors need replacement every 50,000 to 80,000 miles depending on driving habits. Genuine Nissan brake discs, rotors and hardware are engineered to exact thickness and metallurgy standards. They work perfectly with your brake pads to deliver consistent, fade-free stopping performance. Aftermarket rotors might fit but rarely match the same quality or longevity.

Leave the breakdown lane behind and cruise into the fast lane with Nissan of Staten Island's genuine products.