What Brake Rotors Fit a 2015 Honda Pilot?
Brake rotors part numbers catalogued for the 2015 Honda Pilot (3.5 L petrol, 6-cyl, 249 hp), the engine variants that change them, and how to replace them.
The 2015 Honda Pilot with the 3.5 L petrol, 6-cyl, 249 hp engine takes brake rotors such as BREMBO 09.E236.11, DELPHI BG3061 and ALTE AUTOMOTIVE 128376FCAL (aftermarket parts catalogue). The catalogue lists 30 brake rotors from 19 brands for this engine, ROTINGER listing the most (6). The 2015 Pilot was built with 3 engine variants (all 3.5 L); these part numbers are catalogued for the 3.5 L petrol, and other engines can take a different brake rotor.
Last updated: · Source: aftermarket parts catalogue
2015 Honda Pilot brake rotors: key facts
| Catalogued engine | 3.5 L petrol, 6-cyl, 249 hp |
|---|---|
| Part numbers | 09.E236.11 (BREMBO); 08.D278.11 (BREMBO); BG3061 (DELPHI); 128376FCAL (ALTE AUTOMOTIVE); 20236 V (AP); BV 9506 (BRECO) |
| Catalogue listings | 30 brake rotors, 19 brands |
| Engine variants (2015) | 3, all 3.5 L |
| Fit is decided by | The axle, the disc diameter and thickness, and whether the disc is solid or vented |
| NHTSA recalls: brakes | None of 4 on record |
| DIY | Moderate DIY (replace in pairs, do with pads) |
Sources: aftermarket parts catalogue (part numbers, engines), NHTSA recalls.
Brake Rotors: what it does & when to replace it
Brake rotors (discs) are the metal discs the pads clamp onto. They wear thinner over time and can warp from heat. Replacement signs include a pulsation or shudder through the brake pedal or steering wheel under braking, deep scoring or grooves you can feel, a blue tint from overheating, or rotor thickness below the manufacturer minimum stamped on the hub. Rotors are usually replaced in pairs (both sides of an axle) and most shops now replace rather than machine them. Replacing rotors is a moderate DIY job and is commonly done together with new pads.
DIY difficulty: Moderate DIY (replace in pairs, do with pads). Always confirm the correct part for your exact build by VIN before buying.
Which engine does your 2015 Honda Pilot have?
The 2015 Honda Pilot was sold with 3 engine variants, and the correct brake rotors can differ between them. This is the single thing a year/make/model dropdown cannot tell you.
| Engine | Fuel | Cylinders | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5 L 253 hp | Petrol | 6 | 2008–now |
| 3.5 L 249 hp | Petrol | 6 | 2011–now |
| 3.5 L 257 hp | Petrol | 6 | 2010–2015 |
Engine variants catalogued for this model (parts catalogue), filtered to those built around 2015. We hold catalogued part numbers for the base engine only — decode your VIN and we resolve your exact engine, then the exact part. Full dimensions and specifications for this vehicle are on the 2015 Honda Pilot overview.
How to replace the brake rotors on a 2015 Honda Pilot
- 1Raise and support the vehicle, remove the wheel, then unbolt and remove the caliper and caliper bracket.
- 2Remove the old rotor (a retaining screw or a few taps with a mallet may be needed if it is stuck).
- 3Clean the new rotor with brake cleaner to remove the shipping oil, then fit it onto the hub.
- 4Reinstall the bracket and caliper with fresh pads, torquing all fasteners to spec.
- 5Refit the wheel, lower the vehicle, pump the pedal firm, and bed in the new rotors and pads gently.
⚠ Replace rotors in pairs (both sides of an axle) and always with fresh pads.
These are general steps for the brakes category. Exact fastener locations, torque values, and the correct part number depend on your 2015 Honda Pilot’s build — confirm by VIN before you start.
Compatible parts for your 2015 Honda Pilot
Real brake rotors options catalogued for this 2015 Honda Pilot (parts catalogue), shown for the base engine (3.5000 L Petrol). Each links to live marketplace listings for that exact brand and part number.
| Brand | Part number | Note | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| BREMBO | 09.E236.11⇆ cross-ref |
Brake Disc | Find this part → |
| BREMBO | 08.D278.11⇆ cross-ref |
Brake Disc | Find this part → |
| DELPHI | BG3061⇆ cross-ref |
Brake Disc | Find this part → |
| ALTE AUTOMOTIVE | 128376FCAL⇆ cross-ref |
Brake Disc | Find this part → |
| AP | 20236 V⇆ cross-ref |
Brake Disc | Find this part → |
| BRECO | BV 9506⇆ cross-ref |
Brake Disc | Find this part → |
Compatible options shown for the base engine — exact fit can vary by engine and trim; confirm with your VIN before buying. Part data: aftermarket parts catalogue.
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What brake rotors fit a 2015 Honda Pilot?
The 2015 Honda Pilot with the 3.5 L petrol, 6-cyl, 249 hp engine takes brake rotors such as BREMBO 09.E236.11, DELPHI BG3061 and ALTE AUTOMOTIVE 128376FCAL (aftermarket parts catalogue). The 2015 Pilot was built with 3 engine variants (all 3.5 L); these part numbers are catalogued for the 3.5 L petrol, and other engines can take a different brake rotor.
Which brands make brake rotors for the 2015 Honda Pilot?
For the 3.5 L petrol engine, the catalogue lists 30 brake rotors from 19 brands: ROTINGER, ADVICS, BREMBO, DANAHER, STELLOX, ZEKKERT, A.B.S., ALTE AUTOMOTIVE and 11 more.
How often should the brake rotors on a 2015 Honda Pilot be replaced?
Brake rotors (discs) are the metal discs the pads clamp onto. They wear thinner over time and can warp from heat. VinSnap has no manufacturer-specific interval on file for the 2015 Honda Pilot; the owner’s manual has the official schedule.
Can I replace the brake rotors on a 2015 Honda Pilot myself?
Moderate DIY (replace in pairs, do with pads). Allow about 2 hours per axle. Tools: jack + axle stands, socket set, torque wrench, brake cleaner. Replace rotors in pairs (both sides of an axle) and always with fresh pads.