Description
Frozen Rotors Slotted Brake Rotors are designed to improve braking performance, enhance pad contact, and provide greater stopping confidence. Each rotor is precisely machined using a CNC machining center to ensure accurate slot placement and balance.
The slots help prevent brake pad gases from collecting between the pad and rotor surfaces, reducing brake fade and improving braking bite. They also channel water away from the contact surface for better wet-weather braking while cleaning and refreshing the brake pads during use.
Frozen Rotors slots are machined to the rotor's discard depth. As the rotor wears, the slots gradually disappear, providing a visible indication that the rotor has reached the end of its service life and needs replacement.
Slotted rotors are recommended for performance cars and trucks, as well as vehicles used for towing trailers or hauling heavy loads. They provide added braking confidence in demanding driving conditions.
Key Features & Benefits
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CNC-machined slots for precision and balance
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Improved braking bite and pad contact
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Helps reduce brake fade caused by gas buildup
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Cleans and refreshes the brake pad surface
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Channels water away for improved wet-weather braking
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Slots provide a visual rotor wear indicator
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Enhanced appearance
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Suitable for performance driving, towing, and heavy-load applications
Vehicle Fitment
2004–2005 BMW 525 Series
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E60 Models with Automatic Transmission
2006 BMW 525 Series
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E60 525i Sedan
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E60 525xi AWD Sedan
2007 BMW 525 Series
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E60 525xi AWD Sedan
2004–2005 BMW 530 Series
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530i Models
2006–2007 BMW 530 Series
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530i Sedan
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530xi AWD Sedan
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530xi Sports Wagon
2008–2010 BMW 528 Series
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E60 528i Sedan
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E60 528i xDrive Sedan
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E60 528xi Sedan
2008–2010 BMW 535 Series
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535i xDrive Sedan
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535i xDrive Sports Wagon
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535xi Sedan
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535xi Sports Wagon
Fitment Note
The 525 Series automatic transmission restriction applies to the 2004–2005 E60 models only. Other applications have the specific body style and drivetrain restrictions listed above. Verify your vehicle's exact configuration and brake rotor specifications before ordering.