Centric C-Tek Replacement Front Standard Disc Brake Rotor for Select Honda and Acura Model Years (121.40021)

The old rotors on my 1999 Honda Civic EX Coupe had gone 160,000 without being turned (its a stick shift and I put on a lot of highway miles) and I was on my second set of brake pads. When I applied the brakes at 65 mph, the steering wheel would shutter indicating that the rotor surface were irregular (either parallelism or warped) and required machining. The brake pads were also in need of replacement.My choice was to have the rotors machined for $15.00/each if there was enough meat on them or purchase new rotors for $20/each. I was a little concerned about the quality because I never heard of Centric before, but everything worked fine. The rotors mounted up with no problems and there is zero pulsation or movement of the steering wheel and the brake operation is 100% smooth and quiet. I also purchased Raybestos brake pads from Amazon  Raybestos SGD465AC Service Grade Disc Brake Pad Set  which also contributed to the good operation of the brakes.As a side note, the 1999 Civic EX Coupe and SI Coupe share the same front brake rotor which is larger compared to the other variations of the Civic for 1999.

I have been running these for 6 months and they have held up great! Changed both the rotors and the break pads and my breaking and stopping are smooth. It probably wouldn’t hurt to have the turned when you get them due to slight groove from being machined but I am happy with them and would probably buy them again. I am running these on a 2005 Honda Civic.

These rotors fit perfectly in my 09 Honda Fit. The price for these was much better than the ones at Advance. I have read a lot about rotors and some people say that for daily drivers, it's not so much the type of rotors you use as the way you brake. Some people seem to swear by cheap rotors. So I am trying these out as a replacement for my OEM Honda rotors. So far so good, and it's been about three weeks. I did notice rust spots starting to develop but I guess that's normal for rotors (my last set were completely rusted over.) I will update my review if I have any problems. Otherwise, I really can't complain and these rotors have been great.

Loved the price, product is up to oem specs.

I Drive the 99 Civic EX Coupe and took it in to get an estimate on a brake job because my steering wheel wobbled when I Braked and they gave me a $330 estimate. Way too Much! I Grabbed two of these (make sure you buy two because this is the price for one rotor) and some Duralast Gold %100 Ceramic Brake pads From Auto Zone ($39. Get Full Ceramic. Semi metallic pads are what Warped my Rotors). I Recommend you get your pads from them because as long as you own your car you get a lifetime warranty on the pads. just take them in before they get down to the metal and they replace them for free.To Make a long Story Short I Spent about $100 in parts and saved roughly $230 doing it my self. The Rotors seem like they are good Quality Rotors and they fit my honda well.

Good cheap brake discs for your old or high milage car. No noise or wobble after installation. Stopping distance was the same as when I still had the honda genuine disc brakes. I replaced these and also replace the pads with duralast gold brake pads.As with all brakes, expensive or cheap, the longevity of your brakes depends on how you use and abuse it!

Installed this with some new pads and my vibration under braking issues were resolved. All surfaces were machined, seems to be a legit Centric rotor. They're cheap, and amazon would have replaced them for me if they were out of spec (prime). I've ordered Centric rotors for other vehicles from Amazon in the past and had never had an issue.Make sure to have an impact driver of some kind for the rotor retaining screws. Replace the screws if you mar them up at all. They're often difficult to remove and easy to strip.

According to the vehicle information I entered, this rotor was supposed to fit my girl's car. It was obvious when I was installing it that there was no way in hell. Luckily I do own an Integra that these rotors do fit, so the next brake job I have for my car I will at least have new rotors ready. At least the price was good. The vehicle fitment drop down listings need to be fixed to avoid future mix-ups for other customers.

Excellent quality for the price, that's the reason why I bought another one! I had one that lasted 100 000km before it became "warped", which is good in the rust belt! The other one is still good at over 100 000km. (90% rural roads)