Recommendations on Shop that Turns Rotors

Jeff_B_Bailey · **Posted:** Fri Mar 11, 2005 12:14 am

My street car has slightly warped front rotors that need turned. Looking for a place close to Raleigh that will turn rotors (brought in off car) at a reasonable price. Approximately how much per rotor?

Thanks
Jeff Bailey

Dustin Fredrickson · **Posted:** Fri Mar 11, 2005 12:36 am

Jeff_B_Bailey wrote:

My street car has slightly warped front rotors that need turned. Looking for a place close to Raleigh that will turn rotors (brought in off car) at a reasonable price. Approximately how much per rotor?

Thanks
Jeff Bailey

I had my truck's done for $20 for the pair at a place in Cary, just down from the corner of NW Maynard Rd and High House Rd, right next to the Jiffy Lube. They seemed to do a decent enough job for the price, no complaints, 40 mins in and out. Think the show was Automasters, but may be getting it confused with another shop name.

steve remchak · **Posted:** Fri Mar 11, 2005 12:36 am

my mechanic at R&J walks them up to Southern Tire. (actually they have a golf cart) no idea how much, but you can't put a price on trust as i see it.

Marvin McBride · **Posted:** Fri Mar 11, 2005 1:29 pm

The CarQuest machine shop (Germantown Rd in Raleigh - near the RBC center- just west of the Hillsborough Rd split) will do them for $15 each. They are open till 1 pm or so on Saturday, and usually can do them while you wait.

David Teague · **Posted:** Fri Mar 11, 2005 1:46 pm

Marvin McBride wrote:

The CarQuest machine shop (Germantown Rd in Raleigh - near the RBC center- just west of the Hillsborough Rd split) will do them for $15 each. They are open till 1 pm or so on Saturday, and usually can do them while you wait.

Wow $15 Each... we used to them at pep boys for $5 many years ago. I can by new rotors for the del sol for 11 buck from autozone... guess I will keep doing that.

Mark Vitacco · **Posted:** Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:17 am

I second the vote for CarQuest's Machine shop on Germantown Rd.

CarQuest can surface racing type rotors (with seperate hats) for
$15.00 each and the guy was very nice and did not look at me
like a alian from out of space when I placed a 13 x 1 3/8th Wilwood
on his desk.

Even though Pep boys charges $9 each I would never
let them tounch anything on my car.

Most roters these days are throw away items but if you have a big
brake kit or one of the older thicker rotors its certainly an option.

Todd Breakey · **Posted:** Thu Apr 28, 2005 6:26 am

I've used Pep Boyz on Glenwood and they charged $12 I think. Good work and quick turn around.

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