Front Rotors have groves on front and back of rotor

Resurface & install fresh pads

Quote from Roadhouse

What are your thoughts on this rotor issue. they are not deep. Polaris states that are not bad enough to replace.
Question is, push for new rotors or just resurface.

Change to better pads and it will resurface itself.

Not too many places turn rotors anymore. O'Reilly does
Drum / Rotor Resurfacing

Something is causing that and in all probability it's the pads. Do nothing and it will continue to progress. As others have said I'd replace the pads and rotors should self correct if not too bad.

Quote from Flybuddy

Not too many places turn rotors anymore. O'Reilly does
Drum / Rotor Resurfacing

O'Reilly's can do it. When I drilled my rotors I took them there to get resurfaced prior to installing new pads. Was inexpensive and I would recommend you do it with the pad change. Hawk brand have been good for me.

You drilled your own rotors? I have a complete set of takeoffs, I never thought about drilling them myself. I want a set of cross drilled rotors... could of had them any time...

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You drilled your own rotors? I have a complete set of takeoffs, I never thought about drilling them myself. I want a set of cross drilled rotors... could of had them any time...

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Yes.... It's time consuming and you have to make a pattern that does not have gaps between your holes. Otherwise you will end up with bad groves over time. I got a free set of take off from SSITS 2016 and just wanted to test the idea. 7,000 miles later and no issues to report. They look better that stock.

Sounds like you have a good dealer. I would like to know what dealer it is and where they are located so people can use them if they are close by.

I did little rotor work my self, well actually the grandson wrote the program.

LC

Great rotors! But... I can see your nuts...