DuraGo BR31322 Rear Solid Disc Brake Rotor

Rotor is functional does what its supposed to do, and does not cost as much as PARTS STORE!!!

With a pair of these and a new set of brake pads, I was able to do each side in about 15 minutes with a floor jack in my driveway. Now that's what I'm talking about! My only beef is that the emergency brake doesn't hold as well as it did with the original parts. I will look into new shoes for them, but they really shouldn't have any wear. They were only used to hold the car in a static position, not for stopping. It could be that there is a wear adjustment that I missed. I'll have to look into that.November 7, 2014:I guess after time rust kicks in and the gap between the shoes and the drum closed up a bit. The brake now holds the car on hills. I am happy.

I find these rotors to be made of quality metal, just no coating. They have not warped under normal driving conditions.

So far so good, fit well, went on 2006 toyota avalon rear limited

So far these rotors have been great. You can't beat the price. I was concerned about the quality at $20 per rotor but they installed fine and have no noise or pulsation so far. It's been almost 8,000 miles since install.

Paint coated as pictured. Wrapped in plastic inside rotor carton. Looks like good quality at a reasonable price.

i really love the quality and price.

so far, so good on my 2005 ES330. around 10,000 miles so far