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    why you should consider plain coated rotors over drilled and slotted

    Why You Should Consider Plain Coated Rotors Over Drilled and Slotted

    April 01, 2025,

    In our blog we already compared different types of rotors (plain vs coated vs drilled and slotted), but got quite a few questions like "Should I buy the most expensive drilled and slotted". Let's compare one more time, but in this article we will highlight why you should not get drilled and slotted rotors.Read More

    brake rotors and pads regulations in canada and the usa

    Brake Rotors and Pads Regulations in Canada and the USA

    March 15, 2025,

    Learn about the regulations governing brake rotors and pads manufacturing and distribution in Canada and the USA. Find out where to access these regulations and how to ensure compliance.Read More

    rotor vs  drum brakes key differences

    Rotor vs. Drum Brakes: Key Differences

    March 01, 2025,

    Disc brakes provide superior performance, better heat dissipation, and shorter stopping distances, making them ideal for modern vehicles. Drum brakes are cost-effective, durable, and common in budget cars. This article compares their technical, performance, and cost differences with real-world examples.Read More

    winter braking how to stay safe on snow and ice

    Winter Braking: How to Stay Safe on Snow and Ice

    February 15, 2025,

    Braking on snow and ice requires skill and awareness to avoid dangerous skids. Learn how to adjust your stopping technique for winter roads, wet surfaces, and even extreme summer heat to keep your vehicle safe and your brakes in top condition.Read More

    heat dissipation and cooling efficiency in brake rotors

    Heat Dissipation and Cooling Efficiency in Brake Rotors

    February 01, 2025,

    Brake rotors rely on friction to slow a vehicle, converting kinetic energy into thermal energy. However, excessive heat buildup can reduce braking efficiency, cause material degradation, and even lead to brake fade—a dangerous condition where braking power diminishes under prolonged use. Understanding how brake rotors dissipate heat and the factors that influence their cooling efficiency is essential for optimizing braking systems, particularly in high-performance or heavy-duty applications.Read More