Brake discs Bosch or GiroDisc

My dad's sc430 had warped front rotors dealership said it was more economic to replace with new rotors and pads than to disassemble, resurface and assemble again. 500,- euro for a set of bosch rotors and pads and installing.

useing bosch rotors, seems fine, with benbix pads, on 2013 holden commodore.

S2000 1 piece oem rotors last 2 weekends

Girodisc s2000 oem size 2 piece rotors lasted me almost 2 years of heavy tracking. They only died because my hawk er1 pads took a chunk out of one. They still had plenty of thickness

Girodisc rotors are awesome and well proven across many vehicle brands.

I'd buy a set of Girodisc rotors. They will last 10 times longer than crap audi rotors.

Definitely approaching end of life. I wouldn’t have a safety concern just yet but you’re getting close. Go with Girodisc for your next set. They’re more expensive but they are amazing.

My CRV and Odyssey are on Bosch rotors and pads from rockauto. They’re great thus far. Only complaint is that I ended up using pad clips from Honda because the Bosch ones didn’t fit as good on the CRV but were excellent on the Oddy.

I just bought Bosch rotors and akebono pads on Amazon with a bottle of brake fluid. Works fine.

After 160k miles, finally changed the brake rotors. Got the Bosch Quietcast rotors and paired it with the Bosch Quietcast brake pads. Was a pretty simple project, and would highly recommend! Haven’t heard a squeak or anything. Definitely “quiet.”

Just replaced front rotors and pads with Bosch semi-metallics. After initial “bedding in”, including some sharp braking from speed and emergency stops from various speeds, I went on a long trip. Straight away, I noticed that whenever I start to apply the front brakes after a sustained period of acceleration, there is a single knock/pop sound that comes from around the front left of the vehicle.