Genuine Ford Brake Rotors

CP9Z15790A - : Sunroof Motor for Ford Image

Sunroof Motor

Focus.
$113.70
MSRP $180.55
Save $66.85
37% Off
AM5Z15790C - : Motor Assembly for Ford Image

Motor Assembly

C-Max. With power lift gate.
$56.25
MSRP $88.55
Save $32.30
36.5% Off
7L1Z7823394B - : Window Motor for Ford Image

Window Motor

Door Window. Expedition, Navigator. Right. 119 wheelbase. 131 wheelbase.
$92.63
MSRP $134.83
Save $42.20
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SL1Z19E616A - : Adjust Motor for Ford Image

Adjust Motor

2025 front, with auto ac. type 2.
$68.36
MSRP $108.55
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6CPZ5423395A - : Window Motor for Ford Image

Window Motor

Wagon, with power windows, with 1 touch down. Focus. Right. Without 1 touch up/down. Without rs, without auto up/down. Transit Connect...
$59.65
MSRP $94.73
Save $35.08
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M1PZ9923394A - : Window Motor for Ford Image

Window Motor

One Touch Window Open/Close. Maverick. Front. Bronco Sport. Right. Frt windows 1 tch up/down. Rr. windows 1 shot up/down. 1-touch...
$66.98
MSRP $106.36
Save $39.38
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LB5Z9923395A - : Window Motor for Ford Image

Window Motor

Explorer. Left. Police Interceptor Utility.
$63.66
MSRP $101.09
Save $37.43
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DP5Z15790A - : Sunroof Motor for Ford Image

Sunroof Motor

Panoramic Sunroof. For Glass. MKZ. With panoramic roof. Outer motor.
$117.00
MSRP $189.09
Save $72.09
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AG1Z5423395A - : Window Motor for Ford Image

Window Motor

Without one touch up. Taurus. Left. Police Interceptor Sedan. Special service police sdn.
$86.45
MSRP $137.27
Save $50.82
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FR3Z6038C - : Motor Mount for Ford Image

Motor Mount

Mustang. Without performance package. 5.0L, without dark horse, without performance pkg.
$90.11
MSRP $131.17
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BE8Z15790A - : Sunroof Motor for Ford Image

Sunroof Motor

Fiesta.
$83.13
MSRP $132.00
Save $48.87
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BC3Z6038B - : Motor Mount for Ford Image

Motor Mount

6.7L. F250, f350 super duty. Left.
$160.88
MSRP $238.33
Save $77.45
32.5% Off

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Brake rotors handle the surface brake pads clamp onto to slow a vehicle. They face constant heat and pressure each time braking occurs. When rotors wear unevenly, drivers may feel vibration or reduced stopping control. Mad Max Ford Parts provides genuine Ford replacements designed for steady braking performance.

What Brake Rotors Do

We at Mad Max Ford Parts explain that brake rotors provide the friction surface brake pads grip to slow wheel rotation. In the Ford Escape and Ford Bronco, rotors are built to handle repeated heat cycles during city driving and off-road use. When rotors stay smooth and evenly worn, braking remains consistent and predictable. If grooves or warping develop, stopping distance can increase. Pairing rotors with quality brake pads helps maintain stable contact and reduces uneven wear across the braking system.

Why Rotors Wear Out

Heat, friction, and debris gradually wear brake rotors down over time. Heavy braking, towing, and stop-and-go traffic can speed up the process. Low-quality aftermarket rotors often use weaker metal that warps more easily. We at Mad Max Ford Parts recommend genuine Ford rotors because they maintain better fit and heat resistance compared to generic options. Proper parts help vehicles like the Ford Escape and Ford Bronco stay dependable on the road.

When to Replace Brake Rotors

Drivers should replace rotors when they feel vibration, hear grinding, or notice deep scoring on the surface. Resurfacing may help in mild cases, but severe wear requires full replacement. Mad Max Ford Parts supplies genuine Ford rotors for reliable stopping power in daily driving.

FAQ: Brake Rotors

How long do brake rotors last?
Most last between 50,000 and 70,000 miles depending on driving habits.

What are signs of worn rotors?
Vibration, noise, or uneven braking are common indicators today.