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Front Brake Rotors and Pads Kit for Toyota Highlander Sienna Lexus NX200t NX300



Notice: Please double-check the OE number before purchase. You can verify it by providing the last 8 digits of your VIN to any local authorized dealer.

Front Drilled and Slotted Brake Rotors+Brake Pads w/Hardware

Application:

For Lexus NX200t 2015-2017 All Models
For Lexus NX300 2018-2021 All Models
For Lexus NX300h 2015-2021 All Models
For Lexus RX350 2010-2015 All Models
For Lexus RX450h 2010-2015 All Models
For Toyota Highlander 2008-2019 All Models
For Toyota Sienna 2011-2020 All Models

 

OE/Part number:

Front  Brake Disc:S-31511,S31511,31511
Front Brake Pads:P-1324,P1324,1324,D1324

 

Produced under an IATF 16949 quality management system
✔ Tested in accordance with relevant performance and durability requirements
✔ Strict quality inspection for dimensional accuracy and material consistency

 

Product size:

- Brake Rotors 

 Placement on VehicleFront Dirver & Passenger Side
MaterialG3000
Solid Or Vented Type RotorVented
Rust Resistant CoatingAnti-rust oil treatment
Directional or Non-Directional
Brake Surface
Directional
ABS Tone Ring IncludedNo
Bearings IncludedNo
Mounting Bolt Hole Quantity5+2
Mounting Bolt Hole Circle Diameter(mm)114.3
Outside Diameter(mm)328 (12.91")
Overall Height(mm)49.4
Nominal Thickness(mm)28

- Brake Pads

 Placement on VehicleFront Dirver & Passenger Side
FitmentDirect Replacement
Backing MaterialSteel
Pad MaterialSemi Metallic
Pad Shims IncludedYes
Mounting Hardware Included       Yes
Mounting boltNo
Lubricant  IncludedYes
Pad Wear Sensor IncludedYes
Pad Wear Sensor TypeMechanical Sear Sensor
Inner Pad Width(mm)166.6 (±0.3)
Inner Pad Height(mm)59.34 (±0.3)
Inner Pad Thickness(mm)17 (-0.5)
Outer Pad Width(mm)166.6 (±0.3)
Outer Pad Height(mm)59.34 (±0.3)
Outer Pad Thickness(mm)17 (-0.5)

 

Note on Initial Brake Noise
- Common Causes:
① New pads and rotors not fully bedded, causing uneven contact.
② Before anti-rust coating on rotors wearing off, may cause slight hissing.
③ Thin surface rust forms on rotors overnight in humid conditions, resulting in a squeak during initial braking.
- Resolution:
Noise will naturally disappear after 200–500 miles of normal driving. Avoid hard braking during this period.