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BrandTRW
MPNDF6051
OE refs0
SKU0161-DF6051
GTIN / EAN3322937991372

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SpecificationValue
BrandTRW
MPNdf6051
CategoryBrake rotor
Height [mm]62 mm
Drum diameter [mm]172 mm
Brake Disc Thickness [mm]9 mm
Thread Size12.7
Minimum thickness [mm]8 mm
Outer Diameter [mm]292 mm
Centering Diameter [mm]68 mm
Bolt Hole Circle Ø [mm]114.3 mm

OE part numbers

No OEM references found.

About this product

TRW brake disc (DF6051) is precision-machined from high-grade grey cast iron for uniform heat dissipation and resistance to thermal cracking under heavy braking. Key dimensional data — Height [mm]: 62 mm, Brake Disc Type: Steel, Drum diameter [mm]: 172 mm, Brake Disc Thickness [mm]: Stainless Steel mm — ensures the rotor geometry meets OEM tolerances for run-out, thickness, and parallelism right out of the box. Direct replacement for OE references: 08A71510, 08A71511, 0 986 479 362, 0 986 479 C60 and 41 more. TRW rotors are checked for surface hardness and dynamic balance before dispatch, keeping braking distances predictable throughout the service life of the disc. Brake discs generally last 50,000–70,000 miles, though this varies with driving habits, terrain, and pad compound — heavy urban driving or towing shortens disc life considerably. Warning signs of worn discs include visible scoring or lip formation on the friction surface, vibration through the steering wheel under braking, and a persistent grinding noise even with new pads fitted. Disc replacement is an intermediate DIY task; you will need a torque wrench, a breaker bar (some hub-to-disc retaining screws seize over time), and a jack with axle stands — budget 1–2 hours per axle. When selecting brake discs, check that the disc type (vented or solid) matches the original, and look for a protective anti-corrosion coating on the hub and non-friction surfaces to prevent rust jacking. Always replace discs in pairs (both sides of the same axle) to maintain even braking balance, and bed in new discs with the manufacturer's recommended gentle-braking procedure for the first 200 miles. Every part is dispatched from our UK warehouse with a 30-day money-back guarantee and free hassle-free returns.

Brake rotor buying guide

Why replace this part?

Brake discs work together with brake pads to bring your vehicle to a stop. Over time, discs wear down, develop grooves, or can warp from heat. Worn or warped discs reduce braking efficiency and can cause dangerous vibrations at speed.

Signs you need a replacement

  • Pulsating brake pedal
  • visible grooves or scoring on the disc surface
  • vibration during braking
  • grinding noise even with new pads
  • disc thickness below minimum specification

When to replace

Every 50,000–80,000 miles. Always measure disc thickness during pad changes — most discs have a minimum thickness stamped on the hub.

Installation difficulty:Moderate — requires basic tools and mechanical knowledge

About TRW

TRW Automotive, with roots dating back to 1901 in Cleveland, USA, is a global leader in safety-critical automotive components, now part of ZF Friedrichshafen. TRW specialises in brake pads, brake discs, steering components, suspension parts, and engine valves. As an OE supplier to virtually all major global car manufacturers, TRW products meet the highest safety and performance standards. Trusted by vehicle makers for over a century, TRW delivers braking and steering components that prioritise safety without compromise.

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A.B.S.17890
ATE24010901571
BENDIX562576BC
BOSCH0 986 479 S71
BREMBO08A71510
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CAR1421321
CIFAM800903
FERODODDF1590
FERODODDF15901
FIRST LINEFBD1754
FTEBS7173
GIRLING6060514
GRAFDF29903
HELLA8DD 355 114-611
HELLA8DD 355 119-101
JAPANPARTSDP120
LPRN2017P£38.99
METELLI230903
METELLI230903C
METZGER AUTOTEILE230903C
MEYLE36-15 523 0033
MEYLE36-15 523 0033/PD
MGAD1763
MINTEXMDC1906
NIPPARTSJ3311047
NK202273
PAGID54675
PILENGA5397
QUINTON HAZELLBDC5607
REMSA6153000
ROULUNDS RUBBERWD01566
sbs1815202273
TEXTAR92167500
TEXTAR92167503
TEXTAR98200167501
TRISCAN812014170
TRUSTINGDF1499
VALEO297106
ZIMMERMANN200251920
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Description and what's included

TRW df6051 Brake rotor. Bolt Hole Circle Ø [mm]: 114,3 mm. Brake Disc Thickness [mm]: 9 mm. Brake Disc Type: 1. Centering Diameter [mm]: 68 mm. Colour: 7. Drum diameter [mm]: 172 mm. Height [mm]: 62 mm. Minimum thickness [mm]: 8 mm

What's included:
  • 1x Brake disc
Shipping, returns, warranty

Free UK delivery on orders over £99.00. Express and standard shipping available.

  • Standard delivery: 2-5 business days
  • Express delivery: 1-2 business days
  • Free returns within 14 days
  • All parts backed by manufacturer warranty

Warranty: 12-month manufacturer warranty on all parts. 14-day money-back guarantee if the part doesn't fit your vehicle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Brake rotor compatible with my car?

Use the vehicle selector at the top of the page to check compatibility. Enter your car's make, model, and engine — we'll confirm whether this Brake rotor fits. All fitment data is verified through TecDoc.

What specifications does this TRW Brake rotor have?

This TRW Brake rotor has the following specifications: Height [mm]: 62 mm; Brake Disc Type: 1; Drum diameter [mm]: 172 mm; Brake Disc Thickness [mm]: 9 mm; Thread Size: 12,7; Minimum thickness [mm]: 8 mm. Check the full specifications table above for complete details.

How much does a Brake rotor cost?

This TRW Brake rotor is available for £34.99. Brake rotor prices vary depending on brand, specifications, and vehicle compatibility. TRW parts offer a balance of quality and value, backed by our 14-day money-back guarantee.

How do I know when to replace my Brake rotor?

Watch for pulsating brake pedal, visible grooves or scoring on the disc surface, vibration during braking, or a grinding noise. Brake discs typically last 50,000-80,000 miles but should be measured for minimum thickness during pad changes.

What tools do I need to replace a Brake rotor?

Tools needed: floor jack and axle stands, lug wrench, 7mm hex / Torx caliper bolt socket, pry bar or disc puller, wire brush, brake cleaner, copper grease, torque wrench (wheel bolts to manufacturer spec). Difficulty: Moderate DIY. Safety warning: Do not drive the vehicle until both discs on the same axle are replaced and the brakes have been bedded in. Brake dust may contain harmful particles -- wear a dust mask.

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