also, if you replace your brake pads in time, you can take the rotors into a parts store and have them machined down--this way you don't even need new rotors every time. (but you can only do this about once or twice for each set of rotors!)
or, if you're looking for a good mechanic, ask around at a parts store! (o'reilly's in particular tends to deliver parts to local mechanics, so they know a lot of them and they're generally up on who's good for what.)
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Date: 2011-05-16 01:34 am (UTC)or, if you're looking for a good mechanic, ask around at a parts store! (o'reilly's in particular tends to deliver parts to local mechanics, so they know a lot of them and they're generally up on who's good for what.)