4243160171 Toyota DISC, REAR, Price: 189.00$, Weight: 8.406kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Toyota

    4243160171

    DISC, REAR

    		 0

    8.406

    2-3

    189.00$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    TAGA
    4243160171 
    DISC REAR TO TAGA
    		0
    9.476
    4-5
    28.13$
    		 Not Available

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    ADVICS
    A6R778 
    BRAKE DISC REAR TO 42431-60171 LAND CRUISER 199001-200611 ADVICS
    		46
    9.476
    4-5
    58.08$
     
    ASIMCO
    4243160170 
    DISC ROTOR, ASIMCO
    		249
    9.672
    4-5
    24.33$
     
    Toyota
    4243160170 
    DISC, REAR
    		0
    9.672
    -
    185.18$
    		 Not Available
    TAGA
    4243160171TG 
    DISC REAR TO TAGA
    		0
    9.994
    4-5
    28.13$
    		 Not Available
    TRW
    DF3184 
    BRAKE DISC ROTOR RR
    		0
    9.413
    4-5
    35.69$
    		 Not Available
    TOP
    4243160170 
    BRAKE DISC ROTOR, TOYL/C FZJ80 88~05
    		0
    9.672
    4-5
    31.49$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    DescriptionModelOptionsProd PeriodDiagram
    FJ80,HDJ80,HZJ80,FZJ80FZJ80L-GNPRKATM,MTM: AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION; Driver's Position: LEFT-HAND DRIVE VEHICLES; Grade: STANDARD TYPE; Fuel Induction: ELECTRIC FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM; Gear Shift Type: ATM, 4-SPEED FLOOR SHIFT; Engine: (1FZFE) 4500CC EFI; Destination: GENERAL COUNTRIES09.1999 - 12.2006 View

    Rear Brake Disc Rotor for Popular Japanese Sedan & SUV Platforms

    This rear brake disc is a core safety part in the braking system. It’s needed to give the brake pads a strong, flat surface to clamp onto, turning wheel speed into controlled stopping power. A healthy rotor keeps braking smooth, predictable, and quiet ✅.

    How It Works

    When you press the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure pushes the caliper pistons and pads against the rotor face. The friction slows the hub and wheel together. The rotor also helps manage heat by spreading it through the metal and releasing it to the air ️.

    Why Replacing It Matters

    Over time, rotors wear thin, glaze, or develop grooves from pad material and heat cycles. Once the surface is no longer true, the pads can’t bite evenly, reducing braking efficiency and increasing stopping distance.

    Symptoms of a Bad Rear Rotor

    • Pulsation or vibration while braking
    • Squealing/grinding noises
    • Uneven pad wear or overheating smell
    • Longer stopping distance, especially when loaded

    What Happens If It’s Broken or Ignored

    A cracked or heavily worn rotor can cause brake fade, warped braking feel, and damage to pads and calipers. In severe cases it may lead to loss of braking balance and unsafe driving conditions ⚠️. Replacing the rotor restores stable braking and helps protect the full rear brake assembly.