Brake rotors should be 8 to 30 mm thick, or whatever your vehicle manufacturer recommends. Measure them with a brake rotor gauge or micrometer measuring tool.

If your brake rotors are damaged or warped, your options are typically to buy new ones or have the old ones resurfaced. What is resurfacing and is it safe?

Each tool here comes in handy while working on brakes and rotors, and they'll also work for a wide range of things. With how expensive tools can be, it's nice to still be able to grab tools that ...