A short video showing how to replace the rear brake rotors and pads on a 2013 Kia Sorento, same for years 2011-2014, probably more. It only takes about 15 minutes per side.
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How often should you change the rotors?
Power drill bad choice ?
As easy as you described. The most annoying part are the pesky screws that hold the rotor in place. those almost stripped. I was already ready for it. you have to use a snug fitting screw driver and a mallet to tap those before trying to unscrew them.
Great video!
Thank you very much
What an awesome video. It really helped. I asked about the retaining screws for my rotors. I hope you can reply. Thank you!
How often do you find you need to replace the pads and rotors on sorentos? I have a 2014 and feel like I’m doing it more than i have with any other car
I just did my front rotors and pads on my 2016 kia Sorento… I didn't have much pads…yikes
Hey can you do a video of raising and lowering front head lights.. Please, Please
Those screws on the rotor are the dumbest thing I've ever seen. totally shut down the brake change last night because of them. grrrrrrr
Hello here’s Valli,A rep from AUXITO.Are you interested in doing a review video for our products,I could send you some if it sounds like a plan
What model years of the Sorento will this work for? I.e 2019 kia Sorento v6?
Those clips on the pads are sensors to let you know when it's time to replace the pads.