My local O'Reilly does it but I wouldn't dream of trying given the brain trusts there. Seriously, it's like asking the new hire at McDonald's to perform your lower back surgery.
My local NAPA makes a concerted effort to have a machinist-esque guy who actually instills confidence because he speaks the lingo of "thou" etc. I've used NAPA several times with good results, mostly for flywheels.
Either store is 30+ minutes from me one way. NAPA charges $25 per rotor. If it's a smaller rotor where I can get replacements for $35-40 it just doesn't make sense to take it in (hour drive time round trip), leave it, and return the next day (hour round trip) to save $10-15 per rotor. Sometimes they can do it within a couple hours so I better have errands to run or I'm just sitting around waiting which feels like a poor use of time to save a few bucks.
Cast pays about triple bailing tin so I throw all my rotors in a pile and scrap them at once. It's not big $ but it'll buy lunch (shrug).
My local NAPA makes a concerted effort to have a machinist-esque guy who actually instills confidence because he speaks the lingo of "thou" etc. I've used NAPA several times with good results, mostly for flywheels.
Either store is 30+ minutes from me one way. NAPA charges $25 per rotor. If it's a smaller rotor where I can get replacements for $35-40 it just doesn't make sense to take it in (hour drive time round trip), leave it, and return the next day (hour round trip) to save $10-15 per rotor. Sometimes they can do it within a couple hours so I better have errands to run or I'm just sitting around waiting which feels like a poor use of time to save a few bucks.
Cast pays about triple bailing tin so I throw all my rotors in a pile and scrap them at once. It's not big $ but it'll buy lunch (shrug).