🔵 DuraGo BR54107 Front Vented Brake Rotor with Integrated Hub Bearing Review

Refill broke after 24 months. Bought January 2018, only heard right turn noise a few months ago, now it's a constant noise. Not worth the headache.

The rotors are fitted with integral bearings making this an efficient design. Ideal for 2WD. Very durable and well built. 2000 km driven, no complaints. Highly recommended.

Nice set of rotors, just got the uncoated ones so they rust when it rains and all but no big deal. It's not that bad as they just come off with regular use. Hopefully they will have above average rotor life.

I ordered 2 of these and had high hopes for them. One has a small crack in the rotor. But there were no protruding ridges, so I used it anyway. Another is missing a tooth on the ABS ring and the ring itself was not pressed properly. Didn't get it at first. I noticed this after the ABS light came on. Obvious quality issues. Now I have to replace the rotor again and buy another axle nut.

This brand is crap! Don't waste your time and money! The rotor bearing on the passenger side failed after 3 months. It's less than 1000 miles. I have already changed rotors and bearings and have all the necessary tools including a torque wrench. Used a new spindle nut. Everything was going well but the bearing failed after only 3 months of light driving.

Perfect fit and easy change. So far, so good. The truck skidded while braking. The old rotors were deformed. Bought these as a replacement. I did the first one, took about an hour. I watched my son do the second one. Remember you need a large torque wrench. At least 300 pounds. Got mine at Harbor Freight for about $60. The big one can also be used for the caliper brackets, but the small one is easier. They require about 125 pounds. torque.

Go somewhere. I bought a wheel bearing rotor for my 2009 F150. About 30 days after installation, we noticed a grinding noise from the left front wheel. After removing the wheel and inspecting the hub, it was found that the bearings were loose and falling apart. Then I removed the right tire and found the same problem. I bought Timken bearings and installed them with no squeaks or pops. They are not made from high quality materials.

This is not my first choice for repair and replacement parts, but it was my best option. I had a shop replace the rotors and pads on all four corners of my truck and the shop replaced my hub and disc with a universal rotor. All he had to do was change the disc and pads and leave my hubs alone. So I paid him more to replace everything and he ran off with my wheel hubs (priced at $80 a corner). He torqued the bushing nut to maybe 1,000,000 ft/lbs of torque because I put a torch and 3 foot breaker