DocRadar

Recently did my pads on all 4 corners and realized my rear rotors are warped and should be replaced. Bought coated centrics on amazon, like usual. No problem. Found a set of fronts OPEN BOX for 9$, down from 50 each...prime! So I ordered them. Lets hope they are actually new and open box. I'll let you guys know how it turns out, could be a freakin goldmine.

bagwell

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$9?!?!?! daaaayaammmmm

make sure you properly torque your lugs (don't over tighten).

musty hustla

I didn't know one can buy car parts on amazon.

DocRadar

Yeah the centrics are my usual goto, awesome deal on amazon prime. Been getting them for my last car, an accord, too. And my friend with a TL uses them. But when I saw them for 9$ on warehouse deals I was amazed. Returns, probably.

Simba91102

I've bought most of my parts from Amazon (they sell virtually anything that you might want or need) for a number of years, though lately Rock Auto has been cheaper (even with shipping) on many items. Even more so now since Amazon started collecting sales taxes.

DocRadar

The rotors went on and are perfect. They were returns probably, packaging retaped. That's funny with the sales tax, they started charging it in CT where I'm from right after I moved down to FL for school. No tax here!

araaadi

link to rotors?

DocRadar

it's these, sometimes in "more buying choices" on the right, amazon warehouse deals will have them up for sale for 10$. out now, but I've seen it before. But either way, theyre safe to buy.