SRAM Road AXS | How to: Replace center lock brake rotors

When replacing brake pads, it's a good time to inspect your rotors for wear.

1. While wearing gloves, use a digital caliper to measure the thickness of the rotor’s braking track. If the measurement is below 1.55 mm, it’s time to replace the rotor.
2. Remove the wheel axle, with appropriate tool turning counterclockwise.
3. Use a lockring tool to turn the lockring counterclockwise to remove.
4. Remove the rotor from the hub and place it on a clean surface.
5. Install the new rotor on the hub, and hand tighten the lockring clockwise.
6. Torque the lockring clockwise to 40N-m.
7. Reinstall the wheel with the new rotor and tighten to your frame manufacturer’s specification.
8. Spin the wheel to ensure caliper alignment.

If swapping brake pads to a new compound, we recommend replacing your rotors at the same time using the same process.

[michaelpennington]

What's the tool number from Park Tool?

[emnico]

Is that the same tool for removing SRAM rival AXS rotors? if not, can you please tell me. thanks.

[justaskz]

This video was directed by Wes Anderson

[sevenrats]

We really need to know what the drive head size or model number is. SRAM!

[tommorris]

Looks like Park Tool BBT-69.4 is what's needed.

[MrChippiechappie]

Can you explain what your doing instead of bloody pointing?

[thomasrowland]

For the love of all that is holy, we beseech of you the tool reference name category value. Why are you such a vengeful god!?