Wheel Hub 2DACF030GR

Wheel Hub 2DACF030GR

A wheel hub is a part that connects the wheel and the suspension system. It is located between the brake drum or disc and the drive axle. The following image shows a typical wheel hub:

A wheel hub has the following functions:

• Connection and Support

  A wheel hub is fixed to the steering knuckle or drive axle. It supports the rotation of the wheel through the bearing system and ensures the wheel can rotate flexibly.

• Bearing Load

  A wheel hub bears the weight of the vehicle and dynamic loads such as torque and shock generated during acceleration, deceleration, and turning.

• Integrated Sensors

  In modern cars, some wheel hubs also integrate electronic devices such as ABS speed sensors to monitor the wheel speed and rotation direction for the normal operation of advanced driver assistance systems such as ABS, TCS, and ESP.

• Brake Components Installation

  In a disc brake system, the brake rotor is usually installed on the wheel hub, while in a drum brake system, the wheel hub may contain a part of the brake drum structure.

• Secure Fastening

  The wheel hub firmly secures the tire to the axle with bolts or a center locking device to prevent the tire from coming off the vehicle.

The Wheel Hub 2DACF030GR fits the following specific car models from different brands:

• Toyota Corolla 2001-2008
• Toyota Matrix 2003-2008
• Pontiac Vibe 2003-2008
• Chevrolet Prizm 2001-2002
• Geo Prizm 1993-1997

We can produce the Wheel Hub 2DACF030GR with the following advantages:

• High-quality materials and advanced manufacturing processes ensure durability and reliability.
• Strict quality control and testing procedures guarantee consistent performance and safety.
• Competitive prices and flexible customization options meet different customer needs.

Technical Specifications of Wheel Hub 2DACF030GR

How to Choose a Compatible Wheel Hub for Your Vehicle?

• Vehicle Model and Year

  Determine the specific model and production year of your car, as different models and years may have different specifications for the wheel hub.

• OEM Number or Part Number

  Look up the Original Equipment number or aftermarket part number provided by the manufacturer to find a compatible wheel hub.

• Size Parameters

  Refer to the technical specifications table to find the appropriate size parameters for your wheel hub.

• Brake System Compatibility

  If your car is equipped with an ABS system or specific types of brake discs such as ventilated or perforated discs, make sure the wheel hub can adapt to these components and may also require corresponding sensor installation positions.

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Author: Miya