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New coated rotors and ceramic pads. Less than 8k on the stock rotors and they are toast. Bought the gear local. 2 year warranty ceramic coated.
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wow ive never seen such little contact....either you never use the brakes or id make sure the sliders are well lubricated..along with everything else
whoa..u need to spray the whole underneath with oil/diy rustproof/something
usually i take a giant file and "resurface" the original rotors because they have "seasoned" and wont warp much more. i have never bought a new rotor in 40 years of owning cars!
that said...brakes look better!!!
The sliders have been serviced regularly - It's the perils of living in Newfoundland with 9 months of road salt. I'm an ex auto-detailer and aside from getting an expensive seamless coating such as Linex - nothing will prevent the rust where I live. We've tried it all from faithful rustcheck, asphalt, even a full linseed coating - I even wash the undercarriage regularly throughout the winter. Once rust starts, sealing it in makes it worse - and most are rusty right from the dealership. We get about a 12-13 year lifespan out of a vehicle around here and that's it.
My Hummer H3 with a factory coating and only 70,000km had 3 chassis repairs.
Yes, I've considered moving LOL
Resurfacing rotors costs same as new rotors :-)
What does it look like with the wheels on ?
Undercoat your car, Would help with the rest of the underbody