Rear Brake Disc Rotor 42431-60200 for Toyota Land Cruiser Prado GRJ120 GX470

Name: Rear Brake Disc Rotor 42431-60200 for Toyota Land Cruiser Prado GRJ120 GX470
SKU: C1688-577157302605
Availability: InStock

$40.45

High-quality rear brake disc rotor 42431-60200 for Toyota Prado GRJ120. Durable cast iron construction ensures superior heat dissipation and noise-free braking.

9996 in stock

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SKU: C1688-577157302605 Category: Brake Rotors Tags: 42431-60200, GRJ120 rear rotor, land cruiser prado brakes, replacement brake rotor, Toyota Prado brake disc

Description

Key Selling Points

Precise OE Fitment: Specifically engineered to replace OE part number 42431-60200, ensuring a perfect fit for Toyota Prado GRJ120 and Land Cruiser models.
Superior Heat Dissipation: Manufactured from high-quality cast iron with optimal thermal conductivity to prevent brake fade during heavy-duty use or towing.
Noise-Free Operation: Precision-balanced and surface-ground to eliminate vibrations and judder, providing a smooth and quiet braking experience.
Corrosion Resistant: Features a protective coating to resist oxidation and rust, extending the service life and maintaining a clean look behind your wheels.
Direct Bolt-On Installation: Designed to meet or exceed original equipment standards for a simple, trouble-free installation without the need for modifications.

Technical Specifications

Part Number	42431-60200
Placement on Vehicle	Rear (Left or Right)
Material	G3000 Gray Cast Iron
Rotor Style	Solid / Non-Vented
Compatible Models	Toyota Prado GRJ120, KDJ120, RZJ120

FAQ Q&A

Q: Is this brake disc sold as a single unit or a pair?

A: This listing is for a single rear brake disc rotor. For optimal braking performance and safety, we strongly recommend replacing rotors in pairs.

Q: Does this fit the 120 series Toyota Land Cruiser Prado?

A: Yes, this rotor is specifically designed for the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 series (GRJ120, KDJ120) with the OE part number matching 42431-60200.

Q: Is any special bedding-in procedure required for these rotors?

A: Like all new brake components, we recommend a moderate bedding-in period of 200-300 miles where you avoid sudden heavy braking to allow the pads and rotors to mate perfectly.