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Kodiak Disc Brakes - 10" Hub/Rotor - 5 on 4-1/2 - Dacromet/KodaGuard - 3,500 lbs - E-Z Lube
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Kodiak Disc Brakes - 10" Hub/Rotor - 5 on 4-1/2 - Dacromet/KodaGuard - 3,500 lbs - E-Z Lube
Part Number: KOD59FR
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Kodiak Trailer Brakes - KOD59FR
Highlights
- Stops Smooth and Fast: Disc brakes cut stopping distance and keep braking consistent even at highway speeds.
- Fights Rust and Salt: Dacromet hub-rotors (300–400 hr) and KodaGuard calipers (500–600 hr) resist corrosion in wet or coastal use.
- Saves Time on Upgrades: 1-piece hub-and-rotor assembly comes preloaded with bearings, races, seals, caps, wheel bolts, and lug nuts.
- Runs Cool and Lasts Longer: Vented rotor design disperses heat to prevent fade and extend pad life.
- Built for 3,500-lb Axles: Works with #84 spindles, 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern, and 13" or larger wheels.
- Low-Maintenance Setup: Few moving parts and easily replaced ceramic pads reduce upkeep over time.
Features to know about
Upgrade From Drum to Disc: 10" Dacromet/KodaGuard Kit for 3,500-lb Axles
If you’re ready to move past the noise and fade of old drum brakes, this 10" Kodiak disc kit is a big step up. It’s built for 3,500-lb axles with a #84 spindle and a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern. The one-piece hub-and-rotor design gives smooth, consistent braking and shorter stopping distances. Ceramic pads and a stainless steel piston deliver fast, responsive braking that feels solid every time you tow.
Built for Salt, Slush, and Spray: Dual Coating Fights Corrosion
Water and road salt can destroy unprotected brakes fast. Kodiak combines Dacromet plating on the hub-rotors and brackets—rated for 300 to 400 hours of salt spray—with a KodaGuard coating on the calipers that withstands 500 to 600 hours. It’s a strong combo for trailers exposed to freshwater or saltwater use, or roads treated for snow and ice.
Keeps Cool Under Load: Vented 1-Piece Rotors Prevent Fade
Disc brakes already shed heat better than drums, but these vented rotors take it further. The airflow through the core helps disperse heat so the pads last longer and braking stays consistent even on repeated stops. Because the hub and rotor are cast as one piece, water and debris can’t slip between them to cause runout or uneven wear.
DIY-Friendly Upgrade: Complete Bolt-On Kit With Bearings Installed
This kit comes ready with inner (L68149) and outer (L44649) bearings, races, grease seals, E-Z Lube caps, wheel bolts, and lug nuts—all pre-matched for one axle. Races are already installed in the hub/rotors, saving setup time. Mount the Dacromet-plated brackets with four stainless bolts, hook up your hydraulic lines to a 1,500 psi or higher actuator (sold separately), and you’re set for controlled disc braking without extra parts runs.
Built for Longevity: Simple Design With Minimal Maintenance
With no springs or cables to adjust, these brakes are nearly maintenance-free. The caliper sits outside the assembly for quick pad swaps when needed, and the side-support mount keeps weight off the bolts to reduce wear over time. High-quality automotive-grade materials and a 3-year warranty give confidence that this setup will keep working season after season.
Specs
Weight and Capacity
- Axle capacity: 3,500 lbs
- Hydraulic brake actuator rating required: 1,500 psi or above (sold separately)
Dimensions
- Wheel size: 13" and larger
- Bolt pattern: 5 on 4-1/2"
- Rotor diameter: 10"
- Piston diameter: 2-1/4"
- Brake flange configuration: 4 bolt
- Wheel bolt diameter: 1/2"
Warranty
- Warranty: 3-Year warranty
Bearing, Race, and Seal Information
- Inner bearing: L68149
- Outer bearing: L44649
- Inner race: L68111
- Outer race: L44610
- Grease seal: DL-172-03
- Grease seal inner diameter: 1.719"
- Grease seal outer diameter: 2.565"
- Equivalent to: 158800, GS-1719DL, 10-19, and 171255
- Grease cap outer diameter: 1.98"
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Customer Satisfaction Score:
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Ratings & Reviews
4.6
62 reviews
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Scott
03/12/2026
The drum brakes on my 2000 4500-lb, dual-axle trailer were locking up and showing failure at some of the shoe linings. I decided to upgrade to disc brakes using a "electronic over hydraulic" (EOH) actuator, as I already had a Prodigy P2 trailer brake controller. The Kodiak Disc brake with KodaGuard was perfect for a trailer that launches in salt water. The installation was straight-forward, and as a precaution, I used stainless steel mounting bolts for the caliper mount.
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Scott
09/17/2026
It showed up around 3:30 in a couple of hours I had one wheel done on my trailstar boat trailer. Fits up perfectly thanks again trailer you guys are the best.
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Joseph
06/25/2026
Easy installation and they work.
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John
04/14/2026
Package with bearing were lose in box and no seals. Once notified e trailer sent seal fast
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William
04/22/2026
Well made brakes, they sent wrong small bearings and refunded me the cost for the ones I got at auto store. Very nice results!!
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Matt S
08/26/2023
Brakes bolted right up on my 2001 DHM boat trailer, replacing the UFP brakes which were badly worn. The Kodiak brakes are great quality and ETrailer customer service was phenomenal. The original bearing buddies were badly worn so I installed the caps which came with the kit, but I will be ordering new bearing buddy caps soon.
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Brian
05/19/2023
Finally completed the installation after dealing with a useless set of mounting hardware - see separate review. Recommending getting your own mounting hardware based on the dimensions of what you have to work with for axle mounting brackets.
Otherwise, the installation went together fine. Recommended watching the videos available on the website.
The hardware looks top quality. Awaiting road test.
Otherwise, the installation went together fine. Recommended watching the videos available on the website.
The hardware looks top quality. Awaiting road test.
Brian
5/20/2024
These brakes have turned out well for me, as expected. They are so much more reliable and maintenance free than my old drum brakes. Make the changeover - pretty sure youll be glad you did.
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Guillermo Bush
12/20/2024
Replaced brakes, lines, leaf springs and all new tires.everything is still running great. I would definitely recommend these products again. Quite a project for me to do by myself. But I have time, I’m retired.
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Gary
11/30/2025
A perfect fit and very easy to install!
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Joseph
05/22/2024
I was hoping I would get completed order but I was very disappointed that the grease seals lug nuts cape arrived today but no brakes. I was giving only one tracking number and was expecting full order.
Brooke M.
5/23/2024
I am so glad you let us know about this. Our team is on it and the parts should be on their way soon if they arent already!
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Albert
08/17/2025
Great kit best bang for the buck I have found. Comes with everything needed to convert from drum to disk. Definitely noticed a difference in breaking power as well. Highly recommend to anyone. Holding up good over a year later
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Joel
03/23/2023
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Haven't installed yet. looks as expected. Shipping was great, even though I ordered an out of stock item the communication was fantastic and arrived when they said it would. The box it came in had nice handle cuts in it for handling, It was actually still square when I received it. Nice quality work by all.
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James
01/06/2023
wit out operating the trailer and it will not be used until the lake has lost it's ice in late April I will not know until then. Right now the snow in the driveway keeps me from even installing the brakes.
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Michael
07/18/2023
Great value and all-in-one solution for boat trailer brakes.
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Tom
07/17/2025
Exactly what I ordered and exactly what I needed!
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Alfred
09/19/2024
They have been working as expected
they are good replacements for the price
they are good replacements for the price
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Shawn
02/20/2024
Product was as advertised. Not impressed with koda gaurd chipping on calipers. Coating seems thin and not very durable
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Scott
05/14/2024
Product was east to install and all parts were there. Quality is good and would recommend
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Tom
12/05/2024
Thanks for the fast service and the free freight!
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Patrick
08/01/2023
Item is as described, good quality!
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Trent
10/22/2023
Parts showed up just as represented on the site. Everything fit up and works great.
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Bradley C
04/28/2023
Very professional and well taking care of do appreciate this awesome product
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Thomas
11/05/2025
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Michael
06/08/2023
Fast delivery excellence service
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Brandon
03/20/2026
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Lazer S.
3/17/2026
Glad you like it, Scott! Since you said salt water launches, what kind of boat do you have? We had a 14' Boston Whaler growing up and that thing was pretty cool. Until we took it from one bay to another during heavy seas in San Diego. I think every one of us ended up getting sick that trip.