Rotors have scoring on them

[Davidloveshishemi]

I have 10,000 miles on my 2019 Ram and today I looked at the brakes and the rotors as I walked by. I noticed scoring on all the rotors, the front more heavily than the the rear. It’s probably normal, thought I would ask. No shaking, no vibrations on stopping, just noticed the scoring.

Thanks for any information!

 

[indept]

Pictures would help

 

[Davidloveshishemi]

I agree but I can’t quite get in there to take a photo, I will try again.

 

[Davidloveshishemi]

Here are photos

 

[Davidloveshishemi]

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[Davidloveshishemi]

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[retired]

normal..

 

[NJMOPAR]

Those last two don't look right.
There's high & low ridges indicating crappy pad material IMO.

 

[thkbaron]

You could have them turned since they are so new and then toss in good pad. KBC green stuff or something along those lines. or just upgrade the whole setup. Us forum people have tendencies to nickel and time ourselves to death on un necessary ****. haha

 

[retired]

i dunno looks like every rotor I have ever seen and I have seen 100's.. my 2020 PW with 6000 miles looks the same. maybe my screen is not showing the photo correctly. do the grooves catch your finger nails?

 

[Davidloveshishemi]

i dunno looks like every rotor I have ever seen and I have seen 100's.. my 2020 PW with 6000 miles looks the same. maybe my screen is not showing the photo correctly.

I thought it looked normal but it never hurts to ask other people’s opinion.

 

[Davidloveshishemi]

They don’t catch my nail but you can tell they are there.

 

[RJL1]

I vote for normal. Been doing my own brakes since I was 17, 55 now. Look ok to me. Did you get a chance and pull the calipers and look at the pads themselves?

 

[Davidloveshishemi]

I didn’t, I don’t have the setup for that.

 

[retired]

check them in another 50,000 miles..

 

[jws123]

Looks normal mine are worse and only 1 year old ahaha.

 

[RJL1]

I didn’t, I don’t have the setup for that.

Youre ok. Carry on.

 

[indept]

As long as you don't hear grinding you should be ok.

 

[GsRAM]

Looks normal to me also. That's not scoring to me, just normal rotor wear, especially if the pad material is hard.

 

[Murphy Slaw]

I usually just change pads every 100,000 miles on everything.

I've never messed with a rotor.

I just turned 63.