>>28828316
Just bring the old ones to a machine shop. Much cheaper to turn them.

i drive like a grandma so i dont have this problem

>>28828392
You drive a shitbox

>>28828320
no one turns rotors any more. any shop will charge you more to turn then(after laughing at you) than you would pay for new ones.

>>28828316
My brake rotors were okay, but then I cooked them driving too hard, so I got new ones, then I cooked those driving too hard again, and now I can't afford more

>>28829459
This. For what its worth to actually find a shop that will do this for you, your no farther ahead then just buying packaged (and likely cheaper in the long run) pads+rotor combo

>>28829545
I had a little drink about an hour ago I’m tired and I wanna go to bed

>>28828316
>hey guys, chrisfix here

I need new brake shoe eccentrics.

>>28829459
O'Reilly Auto Parts does it for $15/rotor, my local Indy auto parts store used to charge me $5/rotor but it might be more now, I haven't done it in years since I now change my pads before they fuck up the rotors.
Indie parts shop will also press new bearings in hubs, etc. It's nice.

>>28829545
You didn't cook them, you just need to bed in the pads again to get all the old pad material off

>>28830415
Idk man the car shakes a bit between 50 and 60 and it was fine before

my drum brakes are wearing out and i have no idea how that shit works

>>28828316
So buy a $30 pair from Rockauto? Are you really thaaat poor?