Troubleshooting

MTB, road & gravel disc brake rotors

• When should I replace my SRAM brake rotor?
Brake rotors must be changed at the wear of 0,3mm or when the thickness is less than the minimum stated on the rotor. We also advise you to change the rotors when you change pad compound to ensure ... See more
• What can I do about overheating in my SRAM brakes?
If your SRAM brakes are overheating regularly, you should think about installing larger rotors or switching to a brake for your intended use that more aligns with your riding style. To determine th... See more
• Can I ride immediately after installing new SRAM disc rotors?
All new disc brake pads and rotors should be put through a wear-in process called “bed-in”. The bed-in procedure should be performed prior to your first ride and is essential for further performanc... See more
• My SRAM rotors are making noises. What can I do about it?
There are several reasons for brake noise. From the rotors' point of view, here is a list of things to be aware of. Mount the rotor in a star pattern when assembling a six-bolt rotor and use a tor... See more
• Why are my SRAM HS2 Rotors rubbing against the pads?
HS2 Rotors are thicker than our previous rotors with a width of 2mm instead of 1.85mm. To set the pistons into the desired starting position for HS2 rotors, you'll need to insert the included brake... See more