About Us

A Unique Place in the Brake Industry

Brake rotors have long been the overlooked link in performance car braking systems. Traditional 1-piece brake rotors are heavy and retain heat, diminishing their effectiveness and adding unsprung weight that adversely affects handling.

When GiroDisc was founded in 2003, we made it our mission to design and manufacture 2-piece brake rotors that would perform flawlessly at the limits. Our fully-floating design uses tension hardware to ensure that our rotors are silent on the street, but ready to go on the track.

By specializing in this area, we can dedicate our efforts to push our engineering and manufacturing to the highest levels in the industry. Customers around the world have found success maximizing the capabilities of their existing brake systems by installing GiroDisc rotors. This often negates the need for a pricier, more complex upgrade like a big brake kit.

GiroDisc is headquartered in Bellingham, Washington, where we design, engineer, manufacture and fulfill orders on site. For more information about our products and services, please contact us.

Our Core Values

Quality: In-house manufacturing using US-sourced materials allows us to keep the highest standards possible.

Professionalism: We proritize our customers -- before and after each sale.

Relationships: Whether it's employee perks or outside partnerships, we strive to be a company that people want to work for, and work with.

GiroDisc is committed to creating a just and ethical work environment that is dedicated to innovation, quality, safety and personal development. We minimize our impact on the environment by recycling raw scrap materials, sourcing all raw materials form US suppliers, and using our 75kw solar array to offset energy usage in our 17,000-square-foot manufacturing facility.

The GiroDisc Timeline

2003 - GiroDisc is founded in Costa Mesa, California
2004 - First product sold (part number A1-001) for the Ferrari 360
2005 - The brake caliper piston spreader tool is invented
2007 - Company moves to Bellingham, Washington
2010 - First manufacturing equipment is brought in-house
2012 - The first GiroDisc raw rotor casting is tooled up and poured in the USA
2019 - Company moves into new 17,000-square-foot facility
2019 - New brake dynamometer is installed

The GiroDisc team, at a recent company field trip to drive supercars with Xtreme Xperience.

A bird's-eye view of our facility, with the 75 kW solar panel array visible.