Brake Rotor Bolts

Brake rotor bolts are integral components in the assembly of brake systems, particularly in disc brake setups.

These bolts are specifically designed to secure the brake rotor (also known as brake disc) to the wheel hub. Typically made from high-strength materials such as steel or alloy, brake rotor bolts must withstand substantial forces and torque generated during braking.

Brake rotor bolts feature threaded shafts and heads, with various designs available including hexagonal, torx, or allen heads, depending on the specific application and manufacturer preferences. The threads of these bolts are engineered to provide secure fastening and prevent loosening due to vibrations or thermal expansion and contraction.