DVJX 14-5118 Disc Brake Rotor - Front

ProMax Disc Brake Rotor Overview

This ProMax disc brake rotor is built for brake service on compatible Jeep applications with the specified fitment. Part number 14-5118 is listed for front use on the 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee and matches the noted 305 mm outer diameter requirement.

Key Features

• Disc brake rotor for brake system replacement
• 305 mm outer diameter noted in the fitment data
• Front application for the listed Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles
• ProMax product line identification for catalog matching
• Part number 14-5118 for accurate ordering and lookup

Detailed Description

Use this rotor when servicing the front brake system on the 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The catalog fitment specifies the 305 mm outer diameter and front position, which helps confirm the correct application before installation. If you are searching for a Jeep Grand Cherokee front brake rotor, ProMax 14-5118 provides a direct catalog reference for the listed vehicles.

Part number 14-5118 should be matched to the vehicle’s brake specifications and rotor dimensions before purchase. For buyers comparing Jeep Grand Cherokee brake parts, this rotor is identified for the front position only and is not listed for other positions in the provided fitment data.

What It Helps Solve

• Brake rotor wear that can affect stopping performance
• Rotor scoring or surface damage
• Brake pulsation related to rotor condition
• Noise caused by worn braking surfaces
• Need for a catalog-matched front rotor replacement

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the 305 mm outer diameter and front fitment before installation. Verify the vehicle’s brake configuration against the catalog data for the 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Clean the hub mounting surface and inspect related brake components during service to help ensure proper rotor seating.

Quality Assurance

ProMax identifies this rotor under part number 14-5118 for catalog accuracy and fitment matching. Review the listed application details carefully to confirm the correct front brake rotor for the vehicle.