2010 Ford Escape - Brake Rotor And Hub Assembly

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BrakeBest Select Drum/Rotor/Hub Front Brake Rotor - 680272RGS

Part #:
680272RGS
Line:
BBR
111.99 Each
Availability Controls for BrakeBest Select Drum/Rotor/Hub Front Brake Rotor
Multiple Applications
Construction:   Full Cast
Material:   Cast Iron (G3000)
Style:   OE Equivalent

BrakeBest Select Pro Front Brake Rotor - 680272PRM

Part #:
680272PRM
Line:
BSP
133.99 Each
Availability Controls for BrakeBest Select Pro Front Brake Rotor
Multiple Applications
Construction:   Full Cast
Material:   Cast Iron (G3000)
Style:   OE Replacement

Motorcraft Front Brake Rotor - BRRC68

Part #:
BRRC68
Line:
MOT
89.99 Each
Availability Controls for Motorcraft Front Brake Rotor
Brake Rotor   Front; Interchangeable With Part Number: BRR-244

Brembo Front Brake Rotor - 09.A401.11

Part #:
09.A401.11
Line:
BRM
89.99 Each
Availability Controls for Brembo Front Brake Rotor
Brake Rotor   Front; Without Hub
Construction:   Full Cast
Material:   Cast Iron
ABS Sensor Ring Included:   No

BrakeBest Select Brake Drum - 9792DGS

Part #:
9792DGS
Line:
BBR
78.99 Each
Availability Controls for BrakeBest Select Brake Drum
Brake Drum   Rear
Construction:   Cast
Material:   Cast Iron (G3000)
ABS Sensor Ring Included:   No

Brembo Brake Drum - 14.C281.10

Part #:
14.C281.10
Line:
BRM
97.99 Each
Availability Controls for Brembo Brake Drum
Brake Drum   Rear
Material:   Cast Iron
Outside Diameter (mm):   254.3mm
Center Hole Size (mm):   72mm

What Are Brake Rotors & Hub Assemblies?


Brake rotor and hub assemblies are an integral part of the brake system in your vehicle. Rotor and hub assemblies are made up of the outer rotor and friction surfaces that are contacted by the brake pads, and the hub, which houses the wheel bearings and allows the assembly to spin. When you press down on your brake pedal, the brake pads are pressed against the brake rotor to stop the wheel from spinning, and brake rotors are machined smooth from the factory to ensure even pressure and safe, consistent braking. Over time, your brake rotors can begin to show signs of wear due to heat, damaged brake pads, or corrosion. This can cause an uneven rotor surface, which may lead to unsafe braking performance or longer stops. It's important to remember that the rotor and hub assembly should be resurfaced or replaced any time you service the brake pads to ensure maximum stopping ability. It may be time to replace your brake rotor and hub assemblies if your brakes are squeaking, scraping, or grinding when you apply pressure to your brake pedal. This could indicate that your brake pads are worn to the metal backing plate, which can cause damage to the rotor. Brake rotors can also build up a glaze that can make them seem warped, and this can lead to vibrations or pulsations in the brake pedal, uneven brake pad wear, and longer braking times. If you've noticed any of these problems, it might be time to resurface or replace your brake rotor and hub assemblies and brake pads. O'Reilly Auto Parts carries disc brake rotor and hub assemblies, brake pads, wheel bearings, brake calipers, and more so you can make a quick repair and get your vehicle back on the road. Select O'Reilly locations can also resurface brake rotors and drums if there is sufficient material left for machining, so ask about our brake drum and rotor resurfacing service for your next brake repair.