REMSA 61250.10 — OE Compatible Parts

Specifications

Brake Disc Thickness: 22 mm
Centering Diameter: 55.2 mm
Diameter: 255 mm
Height: 49.2 mm
Minimum thickness: 20 mm
Outer Diameter: 255 mm
Fitting Position: Front Axle
Number of Holes: 5
Brake Disc Type: Vented
Weight: 9.372 kg

Vehicle Manufacturers

TOYOTA(2 items)

TOYOTA

43512-47030

TOYOTA

4351247030

Other brands compatible with the same OE

38 total

A.B.S.

17610

Brake disc

ABE

C32168ABE

Brake disc

ASHIKA

60-02-2027C

Brake disc

ATE

24.0122-0258.1

Brake disc

BLUE PRINT

ADT343184

Brake disc

BREMBO

09.A713.11

Brake disc

BREMBO

09.A713.14

Brake disc

CHAMPION

562797CH

Brake disc

DELPHI

BG4269

Brake disc

DEPO

231-03-134

Brake disc

DEPO

231-03-134-2

Brake disc

EGT

410255cEGT

Brake disc

EGT

410255EGT

Brake disc

FEBI BILSTEIN

108496

Brake disc

FERODO

DDF1886C

Brake disc

FTE

9072510

Brake disc

HELLA

8DD 355 115-691

Brake disc

HELLA PAGID

8DD 355 115-691

Brake disc

HERTH+BUSS JAKOPARTS

J3302137

Brake disc

JAPANPARTS

DI-2027C

Brake disc

JURID

562797JC

Brake disc

KAMOKA

103451

Brake disc

LPR

T2075V

Brake disc

MAXGEAR

19-2292

Brake disc

MEYLE

30-15 521 0123

Brake disc

MEYLE

30-15 521 0123/PD

Brake disc

MINTEX

MDC1953

Brake disc

NIPPARTS

J3302158

Brake disc

OPTIMAL

BS-8626C

Brake disc

QUARO

QD2522

Brake disc

ROADHOUSE

61250.10

Brake disc

SKF

VKBD 80453 V2

Brake disc

SWAG

33 10 6915

Brake disc

TEXTAR

92179503

Brake disc

TRISCAN

8120 131006C

Brake disc

TRW

DF4906

Brake disc

VALEO

197770

Brake disc

VALEO

673475

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 61250.10 have compatible (OE) part numbers?

Yes — it is linked to 2 OE-compatible part number(s), shown in the compatible parts section above.