Brake rotors

Have you asked at a brake specialist? They will know....

Yes they can bu not every brake shop has the gear to do it. Ask around.

Check around, I know here in Sydney they even come to you, mobile boke very handy if you dont have the time to go running about. Regards Steve M

Just hose them with water (add salt to the water if you want to do a better job) when you park at night, come out in the morning and after the first brake application there will be no more glaze. Works a treat and is free!!!

Hi you ol coot,
Where do you live? If it's in Newcastle or Hunter Valley I can put you on to someone to help.
My mate has a bloke come to his workshop to do almost all his disk machining. It's mostly done on the vehicle.
Only in particularly bad cases will my mate remove the disks.

Suggestion, let your fingers do the walking and try the yellow pages. The services you require do exist.

Geoff.

Just one thing to be aware of. If the discs are standard then there's no problem with "on car" machining. If they are are slotted or crossdrilled then they can't be done on the car and must be machined on a fixed brake lathe.
Regards Andrew.

yes can be done,
some mobile mechanics carry the "on-car" disc lathe. best thing ive ever used.

Yellow Pages will get you one.

Ange

Hi ALL, Fit Bendix CT brake pads they have a thin abrasive band in the middle of the pad and are designed to deglaze your discs in the first few applications, the abrasive material is then gone and brake life is normal. I have tryed them on several vehicles, they work.
Regards Ken.