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jacknifetoaswan
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You can, but you don't need to. Typically, when you change pads, you turn the rotors on a lathe to remove any old material or glazing from the old pads. If you're at 28k miles, I'd take them to a ship to have them turned. There's no need to replace the rotors at that mileage.
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