Carquest Wearever Brake Rotor: Meets or Exceeds OE Specs

Placed my order at the Newton N.J. store on Saturday night figuring I would pick it up the next morning. When I got to the store on Sunday morning, it was closed. Closed Sunday the sign in the window said. No problem, there is another Advance Auto parts store on the other side of town, I'll go there. When I got to the store I told the clerk about my mistake in ordering from a store that's closed on Sunday. "we can take care of that" he said, and proceeded to fill my order. When he gave my the total amount due for my order it did not include the 20% off for Black Friday deal. He gave me some story about not being able to give me the discount, at which point I told him to shove this order where the sun don't shine. Went back home and looked up where else I might purchase my parts for a good price and saw that the 20% off was still on. I placed my order at the Rockaway N.J. store as it is on my way to somewhere else I had to go to that day. Picked up my order, proceeded to doing my brake job only to find they gave me the wrong brake pads. Part number on order was MKD883 and they gave me MKD833, Now I have to borrow my daughters car to drive all the way back to Rockaway to make the exchange, only to be given a hard time by the clerk of this store. Although I gave these parts four stars, the service from your employees sucks. Bottom line, this is the last time I buy from Advance Auto Parts.

Be aware that before you put everything back together, if you use these on a TrailBlazer(mine,2005 model), the flange that fits in the groove on the rotor may rub if there are high spots in the groove. I put mine completely back together and didn't discover the rub until test driving. Even when I spun the rotor on the hub before putting everything back together, the rub didn't reveal itself. Had to completely disassemble, filed the rotor and flange, tried to bend and finesse the flange to finally stop the rub. It would only rub on one spot on the rotor.