Where can I get some pads and rotors locally?

[w0rd]

I was thinking about Autozone PF for the front pads. But I still need 4 discs and rear pads. Any suggestions? Ordering online would be cool too as long as it's close. I want to put them on this weekend.

[Leonard]

some of the best prices I've seen for rotors and pads (for the Mustang) were from TireRack.

[LogicalRetard]

Not sure what kind of car you have, but Autozone is great for rotors. They had a set the same day for the rear of my car, which are somewhat rare rotors.

[w0rd]

For a civic.
Thanks, so the autozone rotors are decent?
Now all I need are rear pads.
Kind of leary of the $14 Autozone rear pads.

A little more bite in the rear might be better for autocross, and
be a better match for the autozone PF's up front.

[Tits McGee]

I have been using the Autozone pads for like 70k miles....work perfectly fine for my big ass boat of an Integra. Last pretty well, don't make a ton of dust, and cheap as crap.

And yes, Autozone rotors are fine.

[Leonard]

I wouldn't worry too much about pads or rotors for autox. If they are sufficient for the street, they'll be fine for your < 90 second run at speeds of 65mph or less.

If you were doing a Solo1 event and stopping from 100mph 3 times per 50 second lap in five lap sessions, I'd definitely recommend a high quality vented rotor and some race pads that are up to the task.

[PseudoRealityX]

brembo blanks are usually fairly cheap if you shop around. They'll take more abuse than autozone rotors too...

as for pads, something a bit more aggressive in the rear might help you while trail-braking. Maybe some Hawks or Carbotechs?

[NChatch]

im gooin to be using a set of axxis metal masters and i have new power slot rotors, stops okay with factory pads but i want better. i got the rotrs from MIKE at street performance over on kings ave, by the old divine sounds, he can have em in a day, good price, same place i got my tires