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How often should I change my rotors?
Do I need to replace my rotors whenever I get my brakes done? How often should I change my rotors?
Patrick Price · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
No, you don’t need to replace your rotors as often as your brake pads. How often you should change your rotors depends on how often you drive.
In general, you should change your rotors after every 50,000 miles of driving. Brake pads, on the other hand, should be replaced at least every 20,000 miles—and often even more frequently than that.
While you’re working on your car’s maintenance needs, you should take a minute or two to review your
car insurance
policy—there’s a good possibility that you’re overpaying for your coverage. View full answer
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