Originally Posted by PhantomRescue

Machining will save you some money for sure. There should be lots of material left on them afterwards, it does not take a lot to make them smooth again. Even with the odd deep rut going all around the rotor can be fixed with machining, they are taking off very little material to get them back to useable condition and will likely be well within spec once they are done, you do not have that many KM's on them.

Originally Posted by Jkrgv

Save yourself all the hassle! Go on eBay motors and buy the "brake motive" brake set with drilled and slotted rotors and ceramic pads front and rear for around $220. Installed on my 08 jku. No noise and are awesome!!!