Re: Brake Rotor Replacement Required with New Brakes?? (Husker Z)
Sorry to the OP, I visit this forum here and there, i have been a reader, owner, and enthusiast for quite some time now. I have owned several higher line makes and models. I too have learned that cars like the R's, and S4's require a higher level of looking after, more so than other cars.
To own and drive a finer car, typically it costs you something in the end.
Just my 2cents, Machine rotors(provided enough material is there), or replace them with OEM prior to installing new pads. doing so will net you faster bed in, increased pad life and more even pad wear = better/ safer stopping power and less squealing.
Get rid of that plugged tire, they are never safe! rope plugs near or at the sidewall are not worth it. Replace all 4, super important on an AWD car. Buy some sort of roadhazard wty that covers that kind of stuff for the future.
Sorry, this one just struck a cord.