Bendix Premium Drum Rotor PRT5397 Review

Bendix makes great products, but that's because they don't box the wrong part. That happened to me. The car was already on a lift and things were being taken apart so they took it to the local auto parts to get the correct rotor. It cost me more money, but quitting work upsets me more.

Bought these rotors for a 2011 Honda Civic and they fitted perfectly but didn't last a year. The rotors began to deform, causing the steering wheel to vibrate at certain speeds and when braking. The mechanic said the rotors were warped so I replaced the brake disc with a high temp carbon disc and the vibration problem went away. I expected a little more from the Bendix brand.

I bought them online in 2016. I wish I had written a review sooner. They were expertly fitted to my 328i by a BMW mechanic. After a few months of normal driving (about 120 miles per week) my car started to vibrate when braking from speeds over 55 mph (freeway speeds I'm guessing). The rotors were turned. Disgusting quality, I'd rather get rid of them.

I haven't seen any reviews on these brake discs but for the price I decided to give it a try. They fit my 2009 Honda Civic LX with no problems. So far everything works as it should, no complaints. hp If you have a Honda make sure you apply anti-seize lube to the 2 bolts that hold the rotor in place. They were the son of A. Erase. Even with an impact wrench and a PB blaster it took me half an hour.

I searched Revain for the best rotors for my mum's 2006 Honda Accord Ex, he said this product would fit but turned out to be a lie. My mom's car was noisy and squeaky for two months and I checked it again and the mechanic said it was the wrong part which again damaged the new front brakes. We took her off and went to O'Reilly to get the right parts for her car. Now I know I can't trust Revane with everything!