OEM Rear Rotor Single (Standard Ebrake) – 2022-2023 WRX

A Single Disc Brake Rotor.

Genuine Subaru Brake Pads & Rotors Travel confidently and stop precisely.

Why choose Genuine Subaru Brake Pads & Rotors?

Having the assurance that your vehicle can come to a safe stop is paramount. That’s why your Subaru comes equipped with Genuine Subaru Brake Pads & Rotors. These components are meticulously engineered and crafted from high-quality materials to ensure that your vehicle has the capability to stop quickly when needed.

The Authentic Distinction

Modern vehicles are equipped with complex, interconnected technology to enhance safety and improve the driving experience. Your Subaru relies on Genuine Subaru Brake Pads & Rotors for the proper functioning of its Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) and Vehicle Dynamics Control (VDC) system. While using generic brake pads and rotors may offer initial cost savings, it can come at the expense of effectiveness. This is particularly crucial for vehicles equipped with Subaru EyeSight as they require Genuine Subaru Brake Pads & Rotors to accurately maintain their Driver Assist Technology.*

When is it time for replacement?

Pressing the brake pedal initiates the compression of the brake pads against the rotors, which are connected to the wheels, effectively bringing your vehicle to a stop. The heat and friction generated during this process gradually wear down the pad material and rotor surface. However, there’s no fixed schedule for replacement since the wear rate depends on your individual driving habits. This is why regular brake inspections are essential. We recommend having your brakes inspected every 1215,000 miles or 1215 months.**

GOOD PAD LIFE (7mm12mm)

REQUIRES FUTURE ATTENTION (4mm6mm)

NEEDS IMMEDIATE ATTENTION (0mm3mm)

Maintenance Interval: Inspect Every 12,000 Miles or 1215 Months**

Indications of Worn Brake Pads and Rotors

If it has been some time since you last replaced your brake pads and rotors, be on the lookout for the following signs when coming to a stop:

• Squealing or grinding noises
• Shaking or shuddering
• A spongy brake pedal feel
• Increased stopping distances
• Vehicle pulling to one side
• An illuminated BRAKE warning light on your dashboard

Fits WRX