Raybestos R-Line Replacement Front Disc Brake Rotor - For Select Year Acura and Honda Accord, Odyssey and Pilot Models (96795R)

These rotors were a perfect fit, replacing the original front brake disks on my Honda Pilot. Smooth braking so far with no vibration or wobble. Happy with this purchase. Seem to be well made and well balanced. Too early to tell how long they will last or how well they resist warpage under prolonged braking.

You could pay a fortune for brake rotors buy why? As long as you aren't trying to install them on a race car, they will work just fine. I put them on my SUV and they have been flawless. They fit exactly like factory discs would. They deliver smooth, quick stops. The were nicely machined on the surface so break in happened quickly. I have had no issues with them and unlike some really cheap rotors, these have not warped and have resisted the salted roads in the Northeast just fine.

1st time ordering car parts on Amazon and was not disappointed, front rotors for 2004 honda pilot fit perfectly, for the price and the year of my car money well send.

I read another review but still decided to take a chance with these rotors. I can confirm that these will not fit on a 2003 Accord LX. They are too thick and the caliper bracket will not even fit over them. Had to make a trip to the local auto parts store for the correct ones. 3 stars only becuase I couldn't use them.

Fits my 2003 Honda Pilot like a glove. Was very easy to install and so far after about a month of driving no issues. For $35 with $5 rebate the price can't be beat. Only negative is that it is manufactured in China. Who knows what kind of metal went into making these used paper clips, braces, etc. My OEM rotors lasted 125k If these last half as long I will consider these a great value over the price of an OEM rotor.

Price these out at the autoparts store then check the price here. I was happy to pay 1/2 of retail for name brand rotors.Install was easy.

Does not fit 2005 Honda Accord 2dr 4cyl. The rotor is too thick to get the boot back on. Correct part appears to be Raybestos 96711R.

I own a 2003 Honda Accord 4-cyl LX Sedan. I'm not sure who is to blame for me getting the wrong sized part (besides me for not looking up the part no on the mfg's website,) but I put my vehicle information into Amazon and it suggested this part for my vehicle. The rotor was a great fit until I tried to put the caliper in place, the disc was too thick for it to slide on. The purchase was made 4 or 5 months ago so my return window has closed and I'm stuck with two huge expensive paperweights. I guess it should be shame on me for ordering car parts off of Amazon and not having the time to install them on my vehicle right away. As for the rotor, it looks shiny and would probably work pretty well if installed on the correct make/model vehicle.