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DeeMaxx Disc Brake Kit - 13" Rotor - 8 on 6-1/2 - Maxx Coating - 1/2" Bolts - 7K
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DeeMaxx Disc Brake Kit - 13" Rotor - 8 on 6-1/2 - Maxx Coating - 1/2" Bolts - 7K

Part Number: DE34VR
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Upgrade to disc brakes with these slip-on rotors and get safer, more consistent braking. Tow your boat and launch in either fresh or brackish water? The Maxx coating on this brake kit is even better than Dacromet for superior corrosion protection. Great Prices for the best trailer brakes from DeeMaxx. DeeMaxx Disc Brake Kit - 13" Rotor - 8 on 6-1/2 - Maxx Coating - 1/2" Bolts - 7K part number DE34VR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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DeeMaxx Trailer Brakes - DE34VR

Highlights

  • Stop Smoother and Safer: Disc setup delivers shorter, more controlled braking for a calmer tow.
  • Fight Rust Longer: Maxx coating on rotors, calipers, and brackets resists corrosion over 1,000 hours.
  • Save Time on Upgrades: Slip-on rotors fit over existing idler hubs—no need to replace the full assembly.
  • Handle Heavy Loads Confidently: Rated for 7,000-lb axles with 13-1/8" rotors and an 8 on 6-1/2" bolt pattern.
  • Cut Down Maintenance: Fewer moving parts than drum brakes and laser-etched bleeding steps simplify upkeep.
  • Keep Brakes Cooler: Vented rotors with drainage holes shed heat and moisture to prevent fade and wear.

Features to know about

Upgrade Old or Weak Brakes: Slip-On Disc Kit for Strong, Smooth Stops

If your brakes are dragging or just not stopping like they used to, this DeeMaxx 13" disc brake kit is a big step up. The slip-on rotors fit right over standard idler hubs and use your existing 1/2" wheel bolts, so there’s no need to replace the whole hub-and-rotor assembly. Ceramic brake pads and a stainless steel piston deliver fast, controlled braking that feels smooth and consistent every time you slow down. The kit includes rotors, calipers, and brackets to upgrade one 7,000-lb axle with an 8 on 6-1/2" bolt pattern.

Side-by-side comparison of electric drum brake versus hydraulic disc brake showing design and maintenance differences

Built for Wet or Salty Conditions: Maxx Coating Fights Corrosion

Saltwater, winter roads, and moisture can quickly destroy unprotected brakes. The Maxx coating on the rotors, calipers, and brackets in this kit provides over 1,000 hours of salt spray resistance—far beyond zinc or Dacromet finishes. Drainage holes in the hat section let water out fast to limit corrosion inside the rotor. It’s ideal for fresh or brackish environments where rust protection really matters.

Close-up view of DeeMaxx disc brake rotor and caliper assembly with corrosion-resistant Maxx coating installed on trailer hub

Reliable Braking on Long Grades: Vented Rotors Reduce Heat and Fade

Heavy loads and steep descents can build up heat fast. These vented rotors move air through the core to keep temperatures down and prevent brake fade. DeeMaxx engineered this design to stay cooler and last longer under tough conditions, giving you steady performance even after repeated stops on long downhill runs.

Simple DIY Setup: Bolt-On Brackets and Built-In Instructions

Upgrading your trailer brakes doesn’t need to be complicated. The caliper mounting system is designed for easy alignment and lasting strength, with a sleeve-and-bolt setup that keeps everything tight over time. Each caliper has laser-etched instructions for bleeding built right in, so you always have the info you need during maintenance.

Close-up installation view of DeeMaxx disc brake caliper bracket showing patented bolt and sleeve design for durability

Close-up of DeeMaxx disc brake caliper components showing accessible brake pad housing for easy replacement

Built to Last: Automotive-Grade Construction with 7-Year Warranty

From its corrosion-resistant coating to its heavy-duty brackets, this DeeMaxx kit is made for durability. It’s tested to SAE J2681 automotive standards for friction performance and backed by a 7-year warranty. With high-quality parts that hold up through heat, moisture, and daily use, it’s a dependable braking upgrade that’s built to go the distance.

Specs

Weight and Capacity

  • Axle capacity: 7,000 lbs

Dimensions

  • Rotor diameter: 13-1/8"
  • Piston diameter: 2-1/2"

Bolt Pattern and Configuration

  • Bolt pattern: 8 on 6-1/2"
  • Brake flange configuration: 5 bolt
  • Wheel bolt diameter: 1/2"

Warranty

  • Warranty: 7-Year warranty

Close-up of laser-etched bleeding instructions on back of DeeMaxx disc brake caliper for easy maintenance guidance

DBSO-7K-MAXX Dee Maxx Slip Over Disc Brake Kit - 13" Rotor - 8 on 6-1/2 - Maxx Coating - 7,000 lbs





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Video Transcript for Neighbor Interaction with the DeeMaxx Disc Brake Kit

I'm here with Brian from Jonesing To Go and he has brought his well, tell us about your setup a little bit. This is a 35-foot Montana by Keystone and right now, the way it sits loaded we're about 14,000 pounds. Today, we're gonna upgrade the brakes to hydraulic disc brakes. And this is something that I've been thinking about for quite some time. And when my wife decided that she's finally ready to start pulling the rig, I knew it's time. I've waited too long.

And so right now, I gotta be honest with you I'm like a kid waiting for Christmas. I can't wait to pull this thing and hit the brakes for the first time once this is done. I've heard nothing but fantastic things about what a difference it makes. And quite honestly, you know one close call on the road is one close call too many. And unfortunately, we have those on a regular basis.

So, you know, you always hear that term white knuckle. I don't know if it's white knuckle but when you're on the brakes on the truck and your hand is on the brakes on the brake controller all the way and you're just praying you get stopped in time you know, I've had enough of that. Now we're gonna take it in the shop and get our brakes installed. We're gonna meet up with Brian later and see what he thinks after. So we got the brakes installed, we're out on the road and this is really the maiden voyage with the disc brakes on.

So Brian tows his fifth wheel quite often, so I'm kind of excited to see his reaction as he stops. So once we get to a nice little straightaway we'll jab the brakes and see what it does. So we're on just kind of a industrial straightaway here. So Brian, go ahead, hit the brakes. Wow, what a difference.

I don't think I've ever felt this thing stop like this ever. Since the day it was new. Brad And gain's set at At five. Brad What do you normally have it at Nine. Brad Well, that's good. At nine, it's never, ever braked like this, ever. In fact, there's been times I've wondered if I'm getting stopped at nine. I'm excited about not only being able to stop, but the maintenance is gonna be so much easier. Oh my God, did you feel that (Brad laughs) I hardly pressed the brake. I think he's pretty happy. Yeah. I think he's gonna enjoy these. Now speaking of braking we've actually done a little bit of tests in our parking lot and it's not exactly out on the highway testing but what we've done is we've gotten up to about 15 miles per hour in our parking lot and just used the trailer brakes at full gain and allowed the drum brakes to do what they can to stop it. Now we've gone ahead and done the exact same braking test. Now just with our DeeMaxx brakes installed. Now for a quick visual reference you can see our cone over here to my left and that's where the front of the truck was before with his drum brakes. You can kind of see where his truck is now. So obviously, it's made a huge difference. We went from 117 foot down to 53. So more than half of what we had before. Imagine that being a car on the highway and you have to make a quick movement. Instead of being there, you can be here. So we've just gone ahead and done our post disc brake installation test. What do you think about that (stutters) I'm speechless. I knew it was gonna be good, I knew it was gonna be better. I hoped it would be that, and it definitely is. I'm confident in everything we do now. I'm confident when my wife is behind the wheel towing this now. Before, I wasn't so sure 'cause she's just learning. I don't know why I didn't do it before. Absolutely, and that's really for a towing experience confidence is everything. Being able to be comfortable behind the wheel and not white knuckle makes your trip enjoyable. And the best when it comes to brakes that's definitely something to it's something you wanna put your hat on saying that you have the best brakes because without stopping, well it makes for a not so great experience. It makes a bad day if you can't stop in time. One close call is one close call too many but they're very frequent out there because even though we drive defensively and leave space between cars especially in a metropolitan area there's always that one person that cuts in hits their brakes and, you know you don't know what they're thinking or what they're doing. We can drive as defensively as we want, it's the other guy. And reaction time is everything but the fact that I have the ability to stop now means the world to me. That's awesome. Thank you so much, Brian. Thank you.

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Ratings & Reviews

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Upgrade to disc brakes with these slip-on rotors and get safer, more consistent braking. Tow your boat and launch in either fresh or brackish water? The Maxx coating on this brake kit is even better than Dacromet for superior corrosion protection.

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Direct bolt on for factory trailer. The zinc coating looks like it will hold up to salt water



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The cap to the brake fluid broke in shipping wondering if u can send a new one



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An excellent job and taking care of a problem that I had on my original shipment very impressed. Well done.



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DeeMaxx Disc Brake Kit - 10" Rotor - 5 on 4-1/2 - Maxx Coating - 3,500 lbs came fast and well packed. Thank you



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Ordering process went great!! Shipment arrived on schedule. Good experience overall



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Owned the system for over a year and no rust so far. I can tell the difference in the braking power.



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Now just need to install



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Great brake system, starting to rust now but I dunk my trailer in saltwater 4 times a week. Thank you George J and team for quick shipping and maintaining contact even a full year after initial sale. Will be using etrailer for future purchases!



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They do not come with the mounting bolts to mount the idlers to the rotors is not included, the cost is about $10 per pair. Surprised they are not included, you would think it would be turn key with all of the parts and not have to go shopping for additional mounting bolts.



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They have a good quality appearance. I couldn’t figure out what the 1” rubber grommet is for..?



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Fast Shipping, the brake kit is super easy to install and is working great.



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I have used these brakes on a boat trailer that is used in saltwater and so far it has been working with a small amount of corrosion. I think they will be good for another couple of years but will replace with stainless steel next time.



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Great jod, well done.



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The parts themselves are great, but the packaging was AWFUL. A big box with two rotors in it, with loose calipers and pads banging around inside with no additional packaging material to cushion these parts. Disappointed in the etrailer customer service team, who passed the blame to the shippers. I'm sorry, but the shippers didn't package these...etrailer did.



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Easy to install and looks great.



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I wasn’t sure what parts would fit my trailer so I called for information. Ashley L directed me to the correct disk brake kit which turned out to be the exact fit. A relatively easy install and now I’m back on the road again.



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Works great, easy to install. One improvement would be to include the hardware (bolts, nuts, washers) I had to make two trips to the hardware store. I gladly would’ve paid to have the hardware shipped with the brake set.



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Very nice, wish it came with coated mounting bolts also



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Very well made fit is perfect Installation went smooth.



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Having electric brakes compared to Electric over Hydraulic disk brakes is no comparison at all. I’m so pleased with our DeeMaxx brakes that I can’t believe regular brakes are still allowed. They surely are not safer and they are not cost effective. I may need brake pads soon, but that’s a good thing all I have to change are the pads, not the total braking mechanism like you have to do with the conventional systems. Anyone thinking of converting, it’s worth every penny. I’m now considering independent suspension.

The other part of that purchase is etrailer, its expert support personnel and experience is second to none. Ms. Bay helped me make sure I got everything I needed. She is an outstanding representative of the larger company, also outstanding, etrailer. It will always be my first stop because of Ms Bay. Happy New Years to you all.



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The calipers and brackets were original from 2018. Couldn’t get any more time out of them due to corrosion. I have coded the new ones with Cora seal and a few coats of zinc and rust oleum hoping I will be able to get a few more years out of them only time will tell.



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I did not receive the 7/16 bolts that mount the caliper bracket to the axle I would not think I would have to use the old bolts there are six or seven years old to remount the bracket which I think would be absolutely absurd. That would be like put in a rocket into space and then when it comes back not rebuild the engine and send it back up why would you do that just saying. I feel that if I bought all of that Hardware meaning the brakes and whatnot but the bolts would be included



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Installed these on 2 customer trailers and they are nice kits but... the caliper bolts back out as the factory installed Loctite doesn't hold. Contacted DeeMaxx and they refused warranty even though they admit they have had numerous problems. Have not had issues since cleaning the blue Loctite off and installing red. (and replacing all the damaged components)



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Came in quick for installation


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See what our Experts say about this DeeMaxx Trailer Brakes

  • Disc Brake Replacement for Boat Trailer With 6k Dexter Torsion Axle
    Hi Cliff; the inner diameter of the bearings used on 5,200-7,000 lb axles is the same so you can choose a higher rated hub to match the bolt pattern. You can use the Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly - 5,200-lb, 6,000-lb and 7,000-lb Axles # 42865-KIT or if you have E-Z lube axles the # 8-231-9UC1-EZ. We also have the # 8-231-50UC1 or # 8-231-50UC1-EZ if you want galvanized hubs since it is a boat trailer. All of these use 1/2" wheel bolts so make sure your current wheels are compatible....
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  • Availability of Disc Brakes With 8 on 6-1/2 Bolt Pattern for 6k Axle
    Hey Tim! Are you looking for slip-on rotors like the # DE82FR you were looking at? The 7k disc brakes fit the same brake flange so you can use them with your setup. The correct kit depends on your wheel bolt diameter. If you have 9/16" wheel bolts you need # DE49YR and for 1/2" wheel bolts # DE34VR. Both are designed to fit idler hubs with an 8 on 6-1/2 bolt pattern. What kind of trailer do you have?
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Notes: Item has minor cosmetic scratches and is missing the brake discs. They can be found on the site under replacement parts.

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