Forward Self-Adjusting RV Brake Assembly, 12" x 2", 5,200-7,000-lb. Axles (Right Side)

Lippert's Self-Adjusting RV Brake Assembly, 12" x 2", 5,200-7,000-lb. Axles (Right Side) is easier to install than hydraulic brakes, and you never have to manually adjust them after the initial adjustment. These brakes self-adjust during every forward stop, providing up to 50% better braking distance and preventing premature brake line and magnet wear. 

Lippert Forward Self-Adjusting RV Brake Features:

• Self-Adjusting Design — The forward self-adjusting feature ensures hassle-free maintenance, eliminating the need for manual adjustments after initial setup. Enjoy consistent braking performance without the extra effort
• Enhanced Braking Performance — Experience up to 50% better braking distance with Lippert's forward self-adjusting RV brakes. Enjoy peace of mind knowing your RV stops more efficiently, enhancing safety on every journey
• Easy DIY Installation — With Lippert's replacement electric brake assembly, installation becomes a breeze, saving you time and effort. Get back on the road faster and stress-free
• Industry-Leading Quality — Trust in Lippert's legacy of excellence dating back to 1956. With over 5,000 axles produced daily, we uphold the highest standards of craftsmanship. Our genuine replacement parts ensure exceptional performance and durability, backed by a 1-year warranty
• Crucial Maintenance — Regular inspection and maintenance of your brakes are essential for optimal performance and safety. Be sure to reference your original equipment label before purchasing replacement parts to ensure compatibility and proper fitment

Specifications:

• Weight Capacity: 7,000 lbs.
• Shock Compatible: No
• Brake Type: Forward Self Adjusting Electric
• Axle Brake Mounting Bolt Size: 3/8"
• Axle Capacity: 6,000 lbs., 7,000 lbs.
• Brake Size: 12" x 2"
• Brake Flange Count: 5-Bolt
• Side: Passenger (Right)
• Warranty Term: 1 Year
• Quantity In Package: 1

Note: Please reference your original equipment label before purchasing. Be sure to inspect and maintain your brakes periodically. Worn-out brakes can lead to axle failure.