2023 Ford Expedition Disc Brake Rotor - Rear Genius

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Rear Coated Disc Brake Rotors Pair For Ford F-150 Expedition Lincoln Navigator

Features:
Engineered with with Carbon-Enhanced G-Cast™ (G11H18/G3000) iron castings to achieve an optimal braking performance (strength, stability, durability)
Exclusive G-Coat™ double-layer (8µm) protective coating provides rust protection on 100% of the non-braking surface
100% Precision Spin and Mill-Balanced for smoother stopping and zero vibration at any speed
Cross-Hatched smooth surface to improve the pad's ability to grip the rotor surface, especially during initial brake applications or in wet conditions
Double disc ground finish eliminates lateral run-out and DTV (disk thickness variation) issues on the rotor and improves pad-rotor bed-in
Tested for maximum tolerance to voluminous amount of constant thermal cycles
CNC-Machined to the tightest tolerances to guarantee manufacturing precision and accuracy
Best matched with CMX, TEC, SIM or Positive Plus brake pads
Kit Includes: 2x Rear Disc Brake Rotor (Both Side)
Part Reference Numbers : AC85855 AR85855 CR85855 PR85855 YH720512C YH720512 120.65167 BR901898 54242 248882747 48882747 748882747 ML1Z2C026C ML3Z2C026B ML3Z2C026D ML3Z2CO26B 901898 950666 640041 EC682747 682747 BFO1080

Genius Rear Coated Disc Brake Rotors Pair For Ford F-150 Expedition Lincoln Navigator KG-102024

Genius Rotors Kit

10 In Stock

Best Price:

$108.16 USD $129.79 USD

Brand	Genius
Part #	KG-102024
Condition	New
Warehouse	E
Position	Rear

Expedition Genius Disc Brake Rotor 2023 Ford

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Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle	Position
2023 Ford Expedition	Rear

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Rear Coated Disc Brake Rotors Pair For Ford F-150 Expedition Lincoln Navigator
Genius Rear Coated Disc Brake Rotors Pair For Ford F-150 Expedition Lincoln Navigator KG-102024
Genius Rotors Kit

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Disc Brake Rotor.

System	Brakes
Description / What It Does	The rotor is the metal disc the brake pads press against. Warped, worn, rusted, or grooved rotors can cause vibration, pulsation, noise, and poor braking performance.
Replace / Inspect Guidance	Inspect every 6,000–12,000 miles and at every brake pad change; replace often every 30,000–50,000 miles or sooner if below minimum thickness, badly rusted, or pulsating.
Job Difficulty	Moderate DIY
Maintenance Tips	Avoid riding the brakes, torque wheel nuts evenly, and replace pads before they wear down to metal.

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