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Autodoc£39.27Visit shop BREMBO Brake disc MAZDA 09.9464.21 BP4Y3325XB,BP4Y3325XC,BP4Y3325XD Brake rotor,Brake discs,Brake rotors C24Y3325XB,C24Y3325XC,C24Y3325XC9A,C24Y3325XD
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The Brembo 09.9464.21 brake disc is an essential upgrade for drivers seeking reliable, high-performance stopping power on the front axle of their vehicle. Designed for precision and heat management, these rotors are ideal for daily commuters and spirited drivers alike who prioritize safety and longevity; however, they require careful installation by a professional to ensure the anti-corrosion coating is properly managed for long-term effectiveness.
| Model Part Number | 09.9464.21 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brembo |
Brake systems are safety-critical. If you are not a trained mechanic, professional installation is strongly recommended.
No, this product includes the brake disc only. Pads should be purchased separately.
Verify your vehicle's compatibility by checking your owner's manual for the 278mm diameter and 5-hole pattern requirements, or use a vehicle-specific lookup tool.
Most Brembo discs feature a UV-coated surface that does not require heavy scrubbing, but a light wipe with a clean, dry cloth is recommended.
No, this specific part number (09.9464.21) is designed exclusively for the front axle.
Often caused by improper bedding or pad compound incompatibility; ensure pads are correctly seated and the anti-rattle clips are properly greased.
Check for debris between the rotor and hub mounting surface or improper torque on the lug nuts.
Installation must be performed by a qualified mechanic to ensure proper seating on the wheel hub and correct torque specifications for the 5-hole mounting pattern. Before installing, ensure all protective oils used during shipping are removed with an approved brake cleaner. During the first 200 miles, avoid aggressive high-speed braking to allow the pads and rotors to form a proper mating surface, or 'bed-in.' Periodic maintenance involves checking for uneven wear patterns and ensuring the brake calipers remain free of debris.
