Need new pads and rotor - options?

[jesus_man]

I own the car in my sig to perform the task of getting me back and forth to work everyday. For that it has done well. I have owned it a little over a year and have had to replace the clutch & timing belt. It has 118,000 miles on the clock. I am getting between 28-30mpg on midgrade fuel.

The front rotors have needed replaced for some time now as they are warped. I do not know what that PO put on there, but it was leverage for me to talk the price down. Anyway I don't want cross-drilled and vented rotors because it's not necessary for my car. I just want a good set of rotors and pads designed for the everyday. I have looked at the protege garage website, but am still wondering what the best value is.
Thanks!

J.D.

 

[Reitrof]

Just stick with stock supplies, like Autozone, PepBoys, etc.

New pads and rotors are fine from these suppliers. Most offer some kind of warranty as well.

 

[mickeyreategui]

try this: http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123666895

 

[Tom03es]

I got Autozone's mid or high grade rotors. Never had any issues with them.

 

[jesus_man]

Thanks guys, I look into the options!

J.D.