Trailer Brake Rotor & Pads 070-006-01, K71-180-00 For Dexter 10K-12K Hydraulic
Trailer Brake Rotor & Pads 070-006-01, K71-180-00 For Dexter 10K-12K Hydraulic
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Trailer Brake Rotor & Pads for Dexter 10K-12K Hydraulic
This trailer brake rotor and pad set, cross-referenced to 070-006-01 and K71-180-00, gives 10K to 12K hydraulic trailer axles a fresh friction surface and stopping power.
Overview
This trailer brake rotor and pad kit is built for 10K-12K hydraulic trailer axles and restores reliable stopping performance to heavy trailers. The rotor pairs with matching pads so you can refresh the brake assembly in one job. It suits owners of equipment, cargo, and utility trailers running Dexter-style 10K-12K hydraulic brake systems.
Built For Performance
- Rotor and pad set matched for 10K to 12K hydraulic trailer brake assemblies
- Cross-references 070-006-01 and K71-180-00 for easy part lookup
- Rotor construction designed to handle heavy trailer loads and repeated braking
- Pad set included to refresh the friction surface in one service
- Direct fit for compatible hydraulic trailer brake hardware
Fits These Machines
- for Dexter 10K-12K hydraulic trailer axles
- for trailers running 070-006-01 rotor assemblies
- for trailers running K71-180-00 pad sets
On-The-Job Use
- Equipment trailers hauling machinery and heavy loads
- Cargo and utility trailers with hydraulic brake systems
- Routine brake service on 10K-12K trailer axles
- Replacing worn rotors and pads before a long haul
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 070-006-01, K71-180-00 |
| Type | Brake rotor and pad set |
| Application | 10K-12K hydraulic trailer brakes |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know this rotor and pad set fits my trailer? A: Check your axle rating against the 10K-12K hydraulic spec and confirm your existing assembly carries the 070-006-01 or K71-180-00 number. Measuring your old rotor also helps confirm the match.
Q: Should rotors and pads be replaced together? A: Replacing both at the same time keeps the friction surfaces mated and braking even. Mixing worn pads with a new rotor can cause uneven stopping.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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