Beck Arnley 083-2225 Disc Brake Rotor - Front

Overview of Beck Arnley Disc Brake Rotor 083-2225

The Beck Arnley 083-2225 disc brake rotor is engineered for reliable braking performance on select Mercedes-Benz models. Designed as a vented rotor with a 5-lug bolt pattern, it provides effective heat dissipation and consistent stopping power for vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz 190E, 260E, 300CE, and others.

• Vented disc brake rotor for improved cooling
• 5-lug bolt pattern with 112 mm spacing
• Rotor outer diameter of 284 mm and thickness of 22 mm
• Center hole diameter of 67 mm for precise fitment
• Compatible with multiple Mercedes-Benz models including 190E, 260E, 300CE, 300D, 300E, 300TD, 300TE, 560SL, and E300

Detailed Product Description

This Beck Arnley disc brake rotor (part number 083-2225) features a vented design that enhances heat dissipation during braking, reducing the risk of brake fade under demanding conditions. The rotor is not solid but vented, allowing air to flow between the rotor surfaces. It has a lug quantity of 5 with a bolt pattern of 112 mm, ensuring compatibility with the specified Mercedes-Benz models. The rotor's outer diameter measures 284 mm, with a surface thickness of 22 mm and a minimum thickness of 19.4 mm, which are critical dimensions for maintaining braking efficiency and safety. The rotor height is 43.6 mm, and the hub outer diameter is 164.5 mm, designed to fit precisely on the vehicle's hub assembly. The lug stud hole inner diameter is 15 mm, and the rotor inner diameter is 154 mm, all contributing to a secure and accurate installation.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

• Mercedes-Benz 190E
• Mercedes-Benz 260E
• Mercedes-Benz 300CE
• Mercedes-Benz 300D
• Mercedes-Benz 300E
• Mercedes-Benz 300TD
• Mercedes-Benz 300TE
• Mercedes-Benz 560SL
• Mercedes-Benz E300

This rotor is designed specifically for these models, ensuring proper fitment and performance when replacing worn or damaged rotors.

Common Issues Addressed by This Rotor

• Brake rotor warping causing vibration during braking
• Reduced braking efficiency due to worn or thin rotors
• Overheating and brake fade from insufficient rotor ventilation
• Uneven brake pad wear linked to rotor surface irregularities
• Noise and pulsation caused by damaged or scored rotors

Installation Notes and Tips

When installing the Beck Arnley 083-2225 disc brake rotor, ensure the rotor surface is clean and free of any contaminants before mounting. Verify the rotor thickness meets or exceeds the minimum thickness specification of 19.4 mm to maintain safe braking performance. Use the correct torque specifications for the 5-lug, 112 mm bolt pattern to secure the rotor properly. It is recommended to inspect brake pads and hardware during installation and replace if necessary to ensure optimal braking system function.

Quality Assurance and Warranty

Beck Arnley rotors are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications for fit, form, and function. While specific warranty details are not provided here, Beck Arnley products typically come with a limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Always consult the product documentation or manufacturer for exact warranty terms.