Centric Parts 121.99037 | Disc Brake Rotor

Part Number

121.99037

Disc Brake Rotor

$45.99

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Product Information

Description

Non-Directional Finishes. Machined non-friction surfaces. Widest application coverage in the aftermarket

Excellent performance; service life and value for a wide range of applications.

Features

Non-Directional Finishes. Machined non-friction surfaces. Widest application coverage in the aftermarket

Specifications

ABS Tone Ring Included:	No
Bearings Included:	No
California Proposition 65 Site [basic]:	https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/
California Proposition 65 Text [cntrc]:	WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm
Center Hole Diameter:	59.000
Center Hole Diameter:	2.323
Disc Mounting [cntrc]:	Floating
Discard Thickness:	9.000
Discard Thickness:	0.354
Misc Holes [cntrc]:	5
Mounting Bolt Hole Circle Diameter:	108.000
Mounting Bolt Hole Circle Diameter:	4.252
Nominal Thickness:	0.394
Nominal Thickness:	10.000
Outside Diameter:	275.800
Outside Diameter:	10.858
Overall Height:	51.800
Overall Height:	2.039
Product Grade [cntrc]:	Standard
Solid Or Vented Type Rotor:	Solid
Stud/Lug Hole Diameter:	0.575
Stud/Lug Hole Diameter:	14.600
Stud/Lug Hole Quantity:	5
Surface Type:	Smooth
Weight [cntrc] kgs:	4.340
Weight [cntrc] lbs:	9.550

Interchange

ATE: 410290
Brembo: 08676810
OEM Part Number: 60814646
ATE: 410252
OEM Part Number: 82488240
Ferodo: DDF805
Qualis: 47031
Canadian Tire: 121.99037
Canadian Tire: 47031
TRW: DF2762
OEM Part Number: 60874646
OEM Part Number: 71739570
DFC 3000 Ceramic Brake Pads Without Hardware Kit: 60092061
Brembo: A5942

Product Questions (6)

Customer Questions

What is better Centric Rotors VS OEM?

Centric = Aftermarket, Potential Performance Boost OEM = Factory-supplied, Guaranteed Compatibility

Are Centric brake rotors good quality?

Centric brake rotors offer good quality for their price, providing reliable braking performance and durability.

How often should I replace centric brake pads?

The frequency of replacing Centric brake pads depends on driving habits and conditions, but a general guideline is every 30,000 to 70,000 miles.

Are Centric parts compatible with aftermarket brake systems or modifications?

Centric parts are usually compatible with aftermarket brake systems and modifications if they meet industry standards and maintain the vehicle's original specifications.

How Often Should I Replace Brake Rotors?

Brake rotors should be replaced when they are worn down to the minimum thickness, or if they are warped or damaged. DIY brake and rotor replacement is a straightforward process with products available on PartsHawk.com.

What Are Signs Of Brake Problems?

Look out for signs of brake problems like worn brake pads, bad rotor symptoms, and other brake system problems. DIY fix with products from PartsHawk.com.