Brake disks that are rust resistant?

Stallingrad

Any recommendation for a brand of brake disc with the hubs are more resistant to rusting?

Looking at Pagid, Brembo and Bosch, etc but open to suggestions.

TIA

colm_mcm

I got Brembo last time and they haven’t rusted.

There are various grades of Brembo though so I couldn’t say if all models do the same. On parts sites it’s usually listed as a feature.

To be clear, on the previous discs I had, there was corrosion on the centre of the disc, not on the braking surface obviously. this was visible and looked bad.

Markus Antonius

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058352452/brake-disks-that-are-rust-resistant

I got rear pagid discs for my mazda 3 last year. I think they are really good and were cheap. They get that superficial rust in seconds but no sign of any permanent corrosion yet. Longest I've gone would have been about 3-4 days without driving.

artanevilla

You're always going to get the flash surface rust.

KrakityJones

Got Mtec disks before,you can add a coating for the hubs,costs a bit extra but not a lot

geotrig

your probably looking for at a min brake rotors that are coated in geomet

kdevitt

Put zimmermann on the E36 recently - minimal driving done to be honest, but no rust at all.

Buffman

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058352452/brake-disks-that-are-rust-resistant

Anything that's advertised as 'coated' should be much more resistant than non-coated stuff, normally not much in the price difference so well worth it.

Stallingrad

Cheers folks, I have Pagid on the car and the hubs are pretty rusty, I see Brembo do a coated version so will try them.

FDave

Textar would be my choice for disc and pads. Hub and outer edge of disc comes coated