For replacement brake discs, an OE reference is a useful starting point—not a substitute for confirming the exact disc specification and vehicle application. Safe Zone Auto Parts checks the requested part details before quotation.
What to check
Confirm the front or rear axle; outer diameter; new-disc thickness; overall height; centering-hole diameter; bolt-hole count and pitch-circle diameter (PCD); and whether the disc is solid or ventilated. Compare these against the vehicle requirement and a technical drawing. The minimum thickness shown in some catalogues is a wear limit, not the new-disc thickness to order.
How to send a clear request
Send the OE reference if available, vehicle make/model/year and axle, plus a drawing or measured dimensions and a photo of the part. Tell us if the application has different brake variants. We will verify the proposed specification and fitment details before quoting; a reference number or picture alone is not a final fitment guarantee.
Technical field reference: Brembo brake-disc catalogue. Brembo’s public brake-disc catalogue illustrates the dimensional fields used here. It is a reference for terminology, not a claim that Safe Zone Auto Parts supplies this particular Brembo item.