Brake Lathe On Car

A specialized machine that machines (turns/cuts) a vehicle's brake rotors and drums while they are still mounted on the vehicle's hub. It corrects issues like thickness variation (DTV), runout, and surface imperfections without removing the brake rotor. The machine attaches directly to the vehicle's hub or steering knuckle, using it as a reference point. A cutting tool is then precisely positioned and driven across the face of the spinning rotor (or inside a drum), removing a thin layer of material to create a fresh, flat, and parallel friction surface.

Priced per workshop, including delivery and installation. Send a request and our engineers come back with a written quotation.

• Adaptors & Arbors: Securely mount the lathe to the vehicle's specific hub or stud pattern
• Cross-Feed & Cutting Tool: The precision mechanism that moves the cutting bit across the...
• Correcting brake pedal pulsation or steering wheel shudder during braking
• When a rotor has minor scoring or surface rust but sufficient minimum thickness