I just had my 2003 Camry in for 60k service at the dealer and was told that it needed a brake job. I have ~61k miles on the car and I had a brake job done exactly 1 year and 1 week ago at the dealer at ~47k miles. I was told that the pads still had plently of life left on them (as expected), but the rotors need another resurfacing. They were resurfaced (or at least I was told they were) at the 47k brake job. There is a shaking in the steering wheel when the brakes are applied. The cost for a standard brake job (new pads and rotor resurfacing) is $169 at the dealer. I told them no, considering I had the job done not that long ago. I am questioning their work and wondering if I should try going somewhere else, or see if I can get the rotors replaced without getting new pads. Since I got 47k out of my first set of pads, I am reluctant to change them out so soon. Is it possible (or logical) to replace the rotors without replacing the pads? I am kind of reluctant to have them resurfaced again if this problem were to return. I am also reluctant to go back to the same place...not really trusting their work. What is my best option? Any idea on the cost just to replace the rotors?
Thanks