Brake Rotor

[WItoTX]

Was it a Nissan Altima?

[BowPro73]

Was it a Nissan Altima?

A Chevy Cruz

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[Quackerbox]

wow

[PoppinPiggies]

Thats CRAZY

[Big Lee]

Did you clean and grease the slide pins? If the caliper doesn't float freely you will have one side worn completely out. And the other side. Usually inboard side still in good shape.

[TeamAmerica]

That thing would look cool on a wall in the shop! Never seen one that bad and I used to work on cars.

[BowPro73]

Did you clean and grease the slide pins? If the caliper doesn't float freely you will have one side worn completely out. And the other side. Usually inboard side still in good shape.

I did indeed.

[Mahan]

Holy mackerel!

[CabezaBlanca]

That thing would look cool on a wall in the shop! Never seen one that bad and I used to work on cars.

X2

[pontiac]

I once had a small rock get lodged in a caliper and it caused a lot of wear on the outside of the rotor.
But not that bad.
Definitely wall art.

[Rwc]

Your father-n-law is lucky to have a son-n-law that is willing to step up and help out.

Rwc

[Buck_jane]

Wow. I cant imagine what it felt like to stop

[Hoggslayer]

I did indeed.

With it worn only on the piston side like that and not the other, I'd think that caliper isn't sliding like it should.

[BigCohiba]

That thing would look cool on a wall in the shop! Never seen one that bad and I used to work on cars.

Yep - that’s a trophy. Lol

[jfk47]

Nah....I'd give it another year lol

I've changed a lot of rotors and brake pads but never seen one like that !! Lucky it didn't lock up while she was driving it.