Brake discs ATE or POWER STOP

I mostly use ATE. For some more racing i often use Tarox F2000 rotors and Ferodo DS2500 pads.

I bought powerstop drilled and slotted rotors from rock auto back in 2022. 3 years later they weren't even halfway through the pads. I paid $685 for carbon ceramic pads + rotors and accessories. Yes, slightly more dust but I didn't notice any significant wear on the rotors.

Am discuri si placute ATE de cand am luat masina noua, in 2012. Discurile le-am schimbat de doua ori in 200k km, si placutele nu mai imi amintesc. Tot timpul am pus ATE. Masina franeaza ff bine, si cu praful ma descurc.

I had Powerstop drilled and slotted on my Camaro for 70k miles, currently have them on my Silverado no issues

Power stop is great. I use their drilled and slotted rotors and ceramic pads on many vehicles.

A few years ago, I put PowerStop front rotors and pads, and pad slapped the rears on my buddy's 2011 One Hundrert n' Fitty (and flushed his brake fluid and replaced it with DOT4 synthetic). He said it was the best braking feel and performance he's ever had in the truck, and he bought it with 6 miles on the odometer and had pads done previously. He's still using the same stuff, too, rotors are still well within spec several years later.

I put power stops on 02 tree. Good brakes and rotors, nice and quiet

I did a full set of powerstop fully coated brakes on my car last fall. Ive been happy with them

I have these on my crv, had them for a few years and they are still going. Bit warped though, time for new rotors soon

Parts quality has gone straight to hell since the start of the pandemic. Especially brake rotors. I'm tired of looking like a jackass to customers when stuff from trusted brands fails in a couple weeks. The only consistently decent rotors I'm finding are, of all the places, freaking Power Stop coated rotors from Rock Auto. I Never have trouble with those.