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Quinton Hazell Brake Discs: Enhance Your Stopping Power

Replace your vehicle's brake discs with Quinton Hazell, engineered to deliver reliable stopping power and superior durability. Crafted from high-quality materials and designed to OE specifications, these brake discs ensure optimal performance and safety on the road.

Features:

• Premium Materials: Constructed from high-quality cast iron or carbon alloy, providing excellent heat dissipation and resistance to warping and cracking.

• OE Specifications: Designed to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications, ensuring compatibility and proper fitment with your vehicle's braking system.

• Precision Machining: CNC machined for precise dimensions, smooth surface finish, and consistent braking performance, reducing noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) levels.

• Ventilation Design: Features a ventilated design with internal vanes or slots to improve heat dissipation and cooling efficiency, reducing the risk of brake fade and improving overall braking performance.

Benefits:

• Improved Braking Performance: Provides reliable and consistent braking performance, delivering shorter stopping distances and enhanced safety in various driving conditions.

• Enhanced Durability: Withstands high temperatures and heavy braking loads, offering long-lasting durability and resistance to warping, cracking, and premature wear.

• Quiet and Smooth Operation: Minimises brake noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH), ensuring a quiet and smooth braking experience for you and your passengers.

• Reduced Maintenance: Requires less frequent maintenance and replacement intervals, saving you time and money on brake repairs and servicing.

• Optimal Fitment: Engineered to OEM specifications, ensuring proper fitment and compatibility with your vehicle's braking system, reducing the risk of installation errors and ensuring reliable performance.

Replace your vehicle's braking system with Quinton Hazell Brake Discs and experience enhanced stopping power, durability, and safety on every journey.

FAQ's

1. What is a brake disc, and what is its purpose in a vehicle's braking system?

• A brake disc, also known as a brake rotor, is a vital component of a vehicle's braking system. Its primary purpose is to work in conjunction with the brake pads to create friction, which slows down and eventually stops the vehicle when you press the brake pedal.

2. What are the different types of brake discs available in the market?

• There are two main types of brake discs: vented and solid. Vented discs have cooling channels between the friction surfaces, while solid discs are a single, solid piece of metal. Vented discs are typically used for high-performance applications due to their better heat dissipation capabilities. Please check your vehicle and the listing to ensure this is the correct part for your vehicle. If you are in any doubt, please contact our customer service department first before ordering and provide your cars registration number.

3. How do I know when it's time to replace my brake discs?

• You should consider replacing your brake discs if you experience any of the following signs: excessive squeaking or grinding noises, reduced braking performance, pulsation or vibration when applying the brakes, or if the disc thickness is below the manufacturer's specified minimum thickness. If you are unsure please consult your vehicle manual or an approved fitting station.

4. What are the signs of worn or damaged brake discs?

• Signs of worn or damaged brake discs include deep grooves or scoring on the disc surface, visible cracks, warping (causing pulsation during braking), and a noticeable decrease in braking performance.

5. Can I replace just one brake disc, or is it recommended to replace them in pairs?

• It is generally recommended to replace brake discs in pairs, meaning both front or both rear discs should be replaced simultaneously. This ensures even braking performance and safety.

6. What is the difference between vented and solid brake discs, and which is better for my vehicle?

• Vented discs are better for high-performance and heavy-duty applications because they dissipate heat more efficiently. Solid discs are suitable for standard everyday driving. Generally, these are not interchangeable and a like-for-like replacement would need to be purchase. 

7. What materials are brake discs typically made from, and how does this affect their performance?

• Brake discs are commonly made from cast iron, composite materials, or carbon ceramic. The material affects factors like heat tolerance, weight, and cost. Carbon ceramic discs are lightweight and offer excellent performance but come at a much higher price.

8. How do I choose the right size and specifications for my vehicle's brake discs?

• Start by using our vehicle compatability table and further information within the listing to determine the suitability for your vehicle. You can also reach out to our customer service team who will be more than happy to confirm this part against your vehicle. If contacting our customer service team please provide your vehicle registration number. 

9. What is the average lifespan of brake discs, and how can I extend their durability?

• The lifespan of brake discs varies depending on driving habits and conditions. On average, they can last between 30,000 to 70,000 miles. To extend their life, practice smooth braking, avoid excessive braking in heavy traffic, and maintain your entire braking system.

10. Is it necessary to bed-in new brake discs, and if so, how is it done?

• Yes, it is essential to bed-in new brake discs. This process involves gradually and gently braking to allow the brake pads to seat properly against the new discs. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for the specific procedure.

11. Are there any maintenance tips to prevent brake disc problems or issues?

• Regularly inspect and clean your brake discs, replace brake pads as needed, and ensure your brake system is in good working order by scheduling routine maintenance with a qualified mechanic.

12. What is brake disc warping, and how can I prevent it from happening?

• Brake disc warping occurs due to excessive heat buildup during heavy braking. To prevent it, avoid aggressive or prolonged braking, use quality brake pads, and ensure your braking system is in good condition.