I've used Zimmerman rotors with Akebono pads... Less brake dust. I've used TRW in the past and way too much brake dust for my liking.
Pros: less brake dust
Cons: too much brake dust
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Been running Zimmerman for over a decade, never had an issue.
Pros: reliable, no issues
Rock auto.
Raybestos coated rotors and pads
Or
Ebay drilled and slotted generic kit
Cheap and work great
Pros: cheap, work great
I just changed my front rotors and pads recently. I bought Brembo 26300VA000 rotors with Hawk HB616Z.607 pads. In total, I spent $450.89 USD for the fronts alone. It was simple and straightforward to change.
Pros: simple to change, cost effective
Vehicle:
Subaru
Part number: 26300VA000
I thought it was a gimmick, but I’ve sent two sets of expensive AMG rotors back after they were worn out.
Pros: sent rotors back
Cons: rotors worn out
Vehicle:
MG
I have a 2016 300h and was actually doing the rotors just today. Idk if the 350 and 300h share braking components but if they do be aware that the rear rotors may need their parking brake adjusted to even be able to get the rotors off. That little rubber grommet has to be at the 6:00 position and you have to inch a gear down to adjust it.
Pros: easy rotor replacement
Cons: parking brake adjustment needed
Vehicle:
Lexus ES
Check out PowerStop. Brake parts have become ridiculously expensive so I was initially hesitant because PowerStop stuff is reasonable. Read lots of reviews and finally got front and rear rotors and pads on my 09 r/T. They feel exactly the same as stock but look a lot better and also are much lighter. (aslo cheaper than stock by a mile)
Pros: look a lot better, much lighter
Cons: feel same as stock
Vehicle:
Dodge
I buy Centric from Rock Auto. Then I have my local shop install them. Labor is $165 for an "axle" (so $330 front and back) and rotors/pads cost me about $125 a pair or $250 for all four.
Pros: good quality, cost effective
Zimmerman are a good brand, but beware, the brake dust is seriously next level with them.
Pros: good brand
Cons: lots of brake dust
I was just quoted by dealer $1700 for pads rotors and labor for my 2020 Guilia Ti Sport. I’m checking with my usual mechanic for another quote but he said aftermarket parts not available and he would have to get them from dealer.
Cons: expensive, no aftermarket parts
Vehicle:
Alfa Romeo Giulia
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