Reviews of OEM Lexus brake discs

I use OEM. Unless I vdecidfe to auto-cross or track it which is highly unlikely, then I would consider something else. Just know that if you are replacing with OEM and probably other brands too, the rotors are directional for cooling. It will say on the hat which side it goes on.

I've tried aftermarket brake gear and, although the aftermarkets were far from worn out, they squeaked and just had a non-smooth/grabby feel. Last year I sprang for an OEM set of rotors and pads and had an indie install them. It made a night and day difference in the overall smoothness of the car.

I’ve had horrible experiences with different after market rotors on wife’s Lexus. Two different sets would warp bad after couple thousand miles. Went back to oem and no more problems.

Only run oem rotors so far. Haven't been able to find decent oem replacements.

This year I replaced front brakes and rotors on my ‘13 ES350 at 110,000 miles. Original rotors lasted 110,000 miles and I had zero issue with expecting the same performance out of OEM. Replaced with OEM brakes and rotors, operates just like new, as expected.

Get regular OEM rotors, they're pretty good from Lexus.