Centric Parts 121.33097 C-Tek Standard Brake Rotor

Installed on a 2006 Audi A4 2.0T FWD. Fits fine and seems like a direct replacement to what I think was the original rotor (80k miles).You do not need to remove the caliper bracket/carrier to install them. Remove the torx screw (use a impact driver), you might want to have the E-brake on. Then simply remove the 2 bolts holding the caliper with a 13mm wrench and needle nose vise grips. Slide the 2 pads out.Smack the rotor with a hammer to break the rust loose and let it drop. When it drops, slide it out and insert the new rotor. But make sure to clean them with some brake cleaner before. Install the torx screw and the caliper after lubing the guide pins with some silicone paste.I used Bosch BP1108 with them, there's a bit of rough noise coming from them, but that is most likely the pads and the rotors getting broken in. It shouldn't last more than 500 miles.

I just replaced the rear pads and rotors on my 2007 A4. I was at first skeptical on buying these because of the price but I can totally vouch for their quality and value. These are excellent OE replacements and you don't have to shell out a bunch of money for what are great rotors. I will be looking to use this brand when changing my A6 rears as well.

Great replacement rotor for Audi A4 (2007 2.0T Quattro). Works as good as stock rotors and very good combo if you use Hawk HPS pads for improved braking performance. We even use these for racing with great success.