Does AutoZone turn brake drums and rotors?

Does AutoZone turn brake drums and rotors?

AutoZone does not turn, resurface, or replaces rotors, brake drums, brake pads, or brake shoes. We confirmed this information with store associates from several AutoZone locations. However, AutoZone does sell the parts required if you would like to complete these brake service jobs yourself.

How much does it cost to turn a brake rotor?

The cost for turning a rotor runs anywhere from $15 to $25 per rotor. Purchasing new rotors typically will cost from $20-$30 per rotor and of course you will have a lot less problemsand a much longer rotor and brake pad life span.

How long do brake pads last on a VW?

Your pads firmly grip your Volkswagen’s rotors to arrest momentum when you apply pressure to the brake pedal. On average, brake pads last about 40,000 miles. When your pads are shot, be sure to use OEM Volkswagen replacement parts. Generally speaking, brake pads that are nearing the end of their useful lives are pretty easy to identify.

What kind of brake rotors does a VW have?

OEM Volkswagen brake rotors are made from quality materials and last as long as the original brake rotors. When you need stopping power, OEM VW brake rotors will bring your wheels to a halt. If you need help, we offer a buyer’s guide to brake rotors here.

Why do my VW brakes feel weak when I press the pedal?

The glazed brake rotor or brake pads generate more heat when slipping and do not allow for the proper brake rotor and brake pad break-in conditions to take place. This condition will, as well, cause the brakes to feel weak when you push on the pedal. New VW brake pads shouldn’t be used with old brake rotors (visa versa).

Where do you change the brake pads on a VW?

Caliper piston, which is located under the caliper piston boot. Look for any pitting or rust. If you note any pitting or rust behind the boot, the caliper should be rebuilt or replaced. Check the brake hoses for any signs of age or splitting. Confirm the integrity of your brake fluid, it’s color and age.