MAXGEAR 19-1190 — OE Compatible Parts

Specifications

Brake Disc Thickness: 10 mm
Centering Diameter: 64.1 mm
Height: 61.8 mm
Minimum thickness: 8 mm
Outer Diameter: 280 mm
Brake Disc Type: solid
Fitting Position: Rear Axle
Number of Holes: 5
Bolt Hole Circle Ø: 100
Weight: 0.7 kg

Vehicle Manufacturers

MG(2 items)

MG

SDB 000870

MG

SDB 101100

ROVER(3 items)

ROVER

GBD90847

ROVER

SDB000870

ROVER

SDB000881

Other brands compatible with the same OE

38 total

A.B.S.

17060

Brake disc

ABE

C3V016ABE

Brake disc

ABE

C4K003ABE

Brake disc

ASHIKA

60-04-442

Brake disc

ASHIKA

60-04-442C

Brake disc

ASHIKA

61-04-426

Brake disc

ATE

24.0110-0270.1

Brake disc

BREMBO

08.7878.10

Brake disc

BREMBO

08.7878.11

Brake disc

CIFAM

800-643

Brake disc

CIFAM

800-644

Brake disc

DELPHI

BG3503

Brake disc

DELPHI

BG3550

Brake disc

FERODO

DDF1080C

Brake disc

FREMAX

BD-0847

Brake disc

FTE

9072287

Brake disc

HELLA

8DD 355 107-251

Brake disc

HELLA

8DD 355 107-261

Brake disc

HELLA PAGID

8DD 355 107-261

Brake disc

JAPANPARTS

DI-442

Brake disc

JAPANPARTS

DI-442C

Brake disc

JAPANPARTS

DP-426

Brake disc

JURID

562165JC

Brake disc

LPR

A4311P

Brake disc

METELLI

23-0643

Brake disc

METELLI

23-0644

Brake disc

MEYLE

45-15 523 0009

Brake disc

MINTEX

MDC1085

Brake disc

NK

204018

Brake disc

OPTIMAL

BS-6310C

Brake disc

REMSA

6615.00

Brake disc

ROADHOUSE

6615.00

Brake disc

sbs

1815204018

Brake disc

SKF

VKBD 90491 S2

Brake disc

TEXTAR

92103500

Brake disc

TRW

DF4203

Brake disc

VALEO

197016

Brake disc

VALEO

673672

Brake disc

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About this part

A brake disc (rotor) is the metal disc that the brake pads clamp onto to slow the wheel.

When the pads press against the spinning disc, friction converts the vehicle's motion into heat, which the disc dissipates; commercial vehicle discs are large and heat-resistant for high loads and repeated braking.

Mounted at the wheel as part of a disc brake. Because braking is safety critical, discs and pads are inspected on schedule and replaced by axle set by a qualified technician.

Frequently asked questions

Does 19-1190 have compatible (OE) part numbers?

Yes — it is linked to 5 OE-compatible part number(s), shown in the compatible parts section above.