Brake discs Bosch or POWER STOP

I use powerstops and love them. They don't warp and the silver plating on the entire disk didn't rust through. Where I live in Ocean county NJ there are some horrible drivers and these have stood some hard testing.

I got a set of PowerStop Evolution Sport D&S coated rotors for my 2010 Toyota RAV4 V6 4WD Limited, both front and back. Along with the Z23 Carbon fiber ceramic pads. These things are a BEAST! I can still modulate my speed, but when a high-speed stop is needed, they are up to the task.

I have the evolution set from power stop, worked great no noise, no dust. But yeah hadn't had any issues with power stop rotors or pads. If you looking for a good daily pad that keeps the dust down I'd go carbon

I went with Power Stop rotors and pads, reasonably priced, an upgrade over OEM, and work pretty well.

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.”

I personally have had great results with power stop. Especially on my ‘11 f-150 when towing. The heavy duty towing rotors exceeded my expectations for the price.

Nothing is overkill on these trucks brake wise. I have powerstop rotors and brembo pads. Has saved my bacon once when traffic stopped instantly on the highway.

I personally use power stop drilled and slotted.

I went with normal "street" powerstop rotors on the front and I think matching ceramic pads. No issues at all brakes as it should.

FWIW - I purchased a complete set of PowerStop Slotted and Cross-Drilled rotors and included pads for my 14 TDI SE along with ECS Stainless brake lines. I also flushed the fluid. No noticeable difference at all. And one disappointment that really bothered me was during an event it felt like the rotors were warping very early on and I was afraid I was going to ruin them for the rest of the event. However, the pulsing settled down as I learned to go easier on them.