Zimmermann BMW Brakes & Brake Parts for BMW 3 Series E36 (1992-1998)

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Some of the most critical components of your BMW are those of the brake system. Whether you are performing maintenance on your daily driver or stocking up on performance brakes for race season, keeping your brakes in working order is paramount to enjoying your car. At Turner Motorsport, we have everything you need to replace or upgrade your brake pads, brake rotors, brake lines, and brake fluid. Choose from our excellent selection of brake components to keep your BMW stopping confidently.
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Front Brake Rotor - (286x12)
Front Brake Rotor - (286x12)
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T#:594220
Part#: 34111160673
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$ 62.99

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$ 55.99 USD
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Stock replacement rotors for your BMW. The rotors are one of the main components of your braking system, as they are used to create friction with the pads. When you press the brake pedal, the pistons in the calipers squeeze the pads down onto the rotors, which in turn, will bring your vehicle to a stop.
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Front Brake Rotors - Pair (286x12)
Front Brake Rotors - Pair (286x12)
For vehicles with production date up to 04/1998
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T#:594269
Part#: 34111160673KT3
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$ 125.99

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$ 111.99 USD
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$ 111.99 USD
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The rotors are one of the main components of your braking system, as they are used to create friction with the pads. When you press the brake pedal, the pistons in the calipers squeeze the pads down onto the rotors, which in turn, will bring your vehicle to a stop. There are several ways in which your brake rotors can get damaged. Excessive rust is a hazard in rotors made with iron, but warping seems to be the most common issue. When a rotor becomes warped, excessive heat causes a disproportionate expansion of the braking surface of the rotor. This can lead to vibration in the steering wheel and elsewhere while braking.
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