Name: Genuine Mercedes 0004212712, A0004212712 Disc Brake Rotor; Front - Mercedes | 000421271264 0084203820
SKU: MB0004212712
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Genuine Mercedes 0004212712, A0004212712 Disc Brake Rotor; Front – Mercedes | 000421271264 0084203820

Original price was: $164.99.Current price is: $99.99.

SKU: MB0004212712 Category: Brake Rotors

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P/N: 0004212712 Genuine Mercedes

Description:

Front

Sold individually, NO ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT BOX INCLUDED. Need 2 per car.

Cross References:

000421271264
0084203820
A0004212712

Part Details:

Genuine Mercedes replacement front disc brake rotor
330x32mm vented front disc brake rotor mounts to the front wheel hub to slow and stop the vehicle when the brake pedal is pressed and brake pads clamp to the rotor
Coated to protect the rotor against rust and corrosion
(2) per vehicle
Replaces warped front rotors discs or front rotor discs with a thickness worn to 26mm or less
Replaced in pairs only
Recommended to be replaced with new brake pads
Not for models with AMG Sport Package code P31, Sport Package code U29, or Ceramic Brake System code 944
Fits Mercedes C300 2015-2021, C300 Convertible 2022, C300 Coupe 2022, and E300 without code 807 2017-2019

Brake discs or brake rotors are discs made of iron, steel, ceramic, or carbon fiber with a cylinder hub/hat and drilled plate that attach to the lugs around a wheel hub and are used to slow the wheel to a stop. Brake discs function by having brake pads clamped to either side of the disc to create friction and slow the wheel. Brake discs are also used in the function of the parking brake to hold the wheels still when parked.

The friction created to slow the wheel creates a lot of heat that, overtime, can warp the brake discs and glaze the faces of the discs contacted by the brake pads. This results in the pads being unable to grip the brake discs as well as they should and increasing the time it takes for the wheels of your Mercedes to slow to a stop.

Replacing Your Mercedes Brake Discs
Sometimes the faces of the brake discs can be resurfaced for them to adequately slow the wheel. However, resurfacing a brake disc thins the face, leaving it susceptible to warping quickly. It is always recommended to replace warped brake discs or brake discs with glazed faces to ensure the quickest and safest stop possible.

Brake discs should always be replaced along with new brake pads. When replacing brake discs and pads there is a bedding process to properly mate the new brake pads to the brake discs faces.

Accelerate to 35mph and use moderate brake pedal pressure to slow your Mercedes to 5mph, repeating this process up to three times.
Next, accelerate to 55mph and use strong brake pedal pressure to slow your Mercedes to 5mph without engaging the anti-lock brakes, repeating this process up to five times.
Lastly, drive slowly for five to ten minutes using light brake pedal pressure when coming to stops to allow the brakes to slowly cool down before parking the vehicle for about an hour to let the brakes completely cool.

Mercedes Brake Discs.

Any Genuine brand part is obtained directly through our vehicle dealership network from your vehicle’s manufacturer. This is always your best option for getting the exact same part that is being replaced and will be the latest version design.

Left = Driver side and Right = Passenger side.

All parts are priced individually unless identified as a set or kit. “Per car” notes identify how many of a given part your car has and
“Left/Right or Front/Rear” notes means the part fits the left or right side of the car. These parts are still sold individually and you’ll
need to select the appropriate quantity if you plan to replace more than one of this item.