Example of how to measure the thickness of the rotor and check if you need to replace it

August 15, 2023,

When it comes to measuring the thickness of your brake rotors and determining whether it's time for a replacement, the process is relatively simple and can be done without removing the rotor itself. Most modern cars allow you to access the rotors without taking off the tire, although in some cases, depending on the type of rims you have, tire removal may be necessary to gain full access.Read More

Do I need to replace brake rotors when I am replacing brake pads

August 01, 2023,

When it comes time to replace the brake pads, many car owners wonder if it's necessary to replace the brake rotors as well. In this article, we will explore the factors that influence this decision and provide guidance on whether you need to replace brake rotors when replacing brake pads.Read More

New AllRotors app is released!

July 28, 2023,

New AllRotors app is released. Mobile brakes replacement, oil change, car detailing and other services available. Get your car serviced from the comfort of your home!Read More

How do I know if my car or truck has heavy duty brakes

July 15, 2023,

Discovering if your car or truck is equipped with heavy-duty brakes is essential for safe and reliable performance. Learn the telltale signs, such as manufacturer specifications, VIN decoding, brake rotor size, visual inspection, and previous maintenance records. This blog post provides valuable insights and guidance to help you determine whether your vehicle is equipped with heavy-duty brakes or regular brakes.Read More

What is the VIN number and how to decode it

July 01, 2023,

A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is assigned to a vehicle when it is scheduled for production, so it is generated even before the vehicle is being produced. The VIN reveals most of the vehicle's configuration, including details about the brakes, engine, and transmission that will be installed at the factory. While some VIN numbers can be decoded by the public, others are known only to the manufacturer. Read More