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I have a 2001 Ford Escape that I have 65,000 miles on right now. Today
I just left the breakshop and got my 2nd set of new rotors for a total
of 3 rotors on the car since I have owned it.

I have always got my brakes done at Brakes Plus in Denver, CO. They
tell me it is standard that you can only get 2 pairs of brake pads out
one set of rotors on the ford escape?

They also said that the minimun thinkness you can put new pads on the
escape rotor is .866

My pads measured at the shot today per the shop at .866 and .875.
They also say by law they can put on new pads on anything below .881
per the national highway and saftey group.

I got all new pads and rotors from them in 2002, then i got new pads
and full system flush in last year.

Does this jive with anybody?

If it is standard for a for with 65,000 miles to need 3 new rotors what
kind of brakes are these?

Thanks for any help on this. I can't get the brakes on this car
serviced by a Tom Martino company etc without dropping 300 bucks.
Thanks everyone

David

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Hi Godin , I have been working on cars sinice i was 14 , and did a few
hunderd brake jobs , on all kinds of cars and trucks , I dont think
you need Rotors ever time you do your Brakes , IF you`er women is`nt
driving your car , But in a Gargage they have to turn your Rotors , And
today Rotors are alot thinner witch means you get only a few time out
of a Rotor , So you should`nt need rotors ever time you go in for
Brakes .Less if you Know a Friend that knows how to do Brakes .