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Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD - Larger Rotor (Front) Performance 2-Piece Rotor and Brake Pad Package

by Paragon
SKU P2R.048.365.250.23800.08.01.01.F
Original price $1,000.00 USD - Original price $1,292.99 USD
Original price
$1,000.00 USD
$1,000.00 USD - $1,292.99 USD
Current price $1,000.00 USD
Rotor Hat Finish: Black Hard Anodized
Pad Compound: No Pads
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Paragon 2-Piece Front Rotors + Winmax Pads for Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD - Larger Rotor

Regenerative braking covers most daily stops, but track use and repeated hard braking still heat-soak the friction system fast — this package upgrades both halves at once. This package pairs Paragon's 2-piece floating front rotors with a Winmax compound matched to how you actually drive the car.

Built for Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD - Larger Rotor owners tracking a heavy, quick-accelerating platform where the mechanical brakes need to be ready for the moments regen can't cover. Choose your rotor hat finish, then pick the pad compound that matches how hard you're actually driving it. Already have pads you're happy with? Select "No Pads" and just get the rotors.

  • Rotor Hat Finish: Black Hard Anodized or MilSpec Hard Anodized
  • Pad Compound: No Pads, P2 Street, P3 Sport, R5 Med Temp Track, or R7 Hi Temp Track
  • CM-250 high-carbon alloy cast iron rotor rings, heat-treated and CBN-machined, with runout held within 0.03mm and balance within 2 grams
  • 2-piece floating rotor design reduces unsprung weight and resists warping under repeated heavy braking
  • Bundle pricing saves you a second shipping charge vs. ordering rotors and pads separately

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in this Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD front package?
You get a matched pair of Paragon 2-piece front rotors (left and right) with your choice of hat finish, plus a matched set of front brake pads in the compound you select at checkout, or choose "No Pads" if you already have pads you're happy with and just want the rotors. Ordering rotors and pads together in one package also saves a second shipping charge versus ordering them separately. This specific listing is for the larger rotor configuration, so double-check that matches your car before ordering.

What are the Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD 2-piece rotors made of, and how are they different from OE?
The rotor ring is CM-250 high-carbon alloy cast iron, heat-treated to release casting stress and CBN-machined for a finish that breaks in cleanly with new pads. Lateral runout is held within 0.03mm and rotor weight is balanced within 2 grams, which keeps vibration out of the pedal. The 2-piece floating design lets the rotor ring expand with heat independently of the hat, which resists the warping and cracking that stock one-piece rotors are prone to under sustained hard use. Slotting keeps the pad/rotor interface clean of gas and debris and sheds water films better than a blank rotor in the wet.

Will this fit my Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD without modification, and does it work with the factory ABS and calipers?
Yes: it's a direct bolt-on for the applications listed, designed to work with the factory ABS and brake system while maintaining factory brake bias, no modifications required. The rotors are also compatible with OEM pads or aftermarket pads sharing the same pad depth if you decide to change compounds down the road.

Which pad compound should I choose for my Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD?
This Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD package offers 4 compound options at checkout, each suited to a different level of use:

  • P2 (Street/Comfort): a non-metallic, street-focused compound with low dust and noise, a broad effective range up to 932°F, and a friction coefficient of roughly 0.29–0.32. It's the right call for a daily-driven car where comfort and pad life matter as much as bite.
  • P3 (Sport): an all-around semi-metallic compound for spirited street driving, autocross, and occasional track days, effective to 1112°F with a friction coefficient near 0.34–0.37. It's the sweet spot for a car that sees both commute duty and the occasional lapping day.
  • R5 (Med Temp Track): a dedicated metallic track compound effective from 212°F to 1382°F with a friction coefficient of 0.40–0.43, delivering a flatter, more predictable torque curve than R7. Expect more dust and noise than a street pad in exchange for real track bite.
  • R7 (Hi Temp Track): a maximum-friction, full-race metallic compound effective from 212°F to 1562°F with a friction coefficient of 0.48–0.53. It's built for advanced HPDE, competition, and heavier cars that need the highest sustained stopping power (not intended for street use).
As a rule of thumb: go street-only with P2, split the difference with P3, and step up to R5 or R7 only if you're running repeated track or competition sessions, since race compounds give up daily-driving manners for outright bite.

Which hat finish should I pick?
Both options use the same CNC-machined 6061-T6 aerospace-grade aluminum hat and perform and hold up identically; Black Hard Coat and MilSpec Type III Hard Anodized are cosmetically different finishes, not different levels of durability. Pick whichever look you prefer.

Do new rotors and pads need to be bedded in on my Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD?
Yes, as with any new rotor and pad set. A proper bedding cycle (a series of moderate stops from speed without coming to a complete halt, followed by a cool-down period without riding the brakes) transfers an even layer of pad material onto the rotor face and helps prevent uneven deposits, judder, or noise later on. Always follow the specific bedding procedure included with your chosen pad compound.

Do I need to order the rear kit too, or does front-only make sense?
Plenty of owners run front-only, especially if the rear brakes are newer or seeing less heat. That said, rotors and pads wear as a system, and if you're planning track days, matching both ends to a similar compound keeps braking balance more predictable as everything heats up together. If a matching Rear package is available for the Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD, it's worth checking out alongside this one.

Does this work with the car's regenerative braking?
Yes. Regen handles most everyday deceleration, but it can't fully cover hard, repeated braking from speed on track days or spirited driving, which is exactly when the mechanical brakes take over and heat soak sets in fastest on a heavy EV. This package upgrades the rotors and pads that carry that load, so the friction brakes are ready when regen runs out of headroom.

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What type of driver is Tesla Model 3 RWD/AWD - Larger Rotor (Front) Performance 2-Piece Rotor and Brake Pad Package for?

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