Wheel Hub 42200-S84-C31

Wheel Hub 42200-S84-C31

A wheel hub is an essential part of a car's wheel assembly that connects the wheel to the steering knuckle or axle, supports the wheel's rotation, and ensures smooth wheel movement. The image below shows the location of the wheel hub in a car.

Functions of Wheel Hub

• Connect and Support:

  The wheel hub is fixed on the steering knuckle or axle and supports the wheel's rotation through the bearing system and ensures smooth wheel movement.

• Bear Weight:

  The wheel hub bears the weight of the vehicle and dynamic loads like torque and impact generated during acceleration, deceleration, and turning.

• Integrated Sensor:

  Modern cars integrate some electronic devices like ABS speed sensors into the wheel hub to monitor the wheel's speed and direction and ensure the proper functioning of advanced driving assistance systems like Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Traction Control System (TCS), and Electronic Stability Program (ESP).

• Brake Component Installation:

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

• Secure Fastening:

  The wheel hub is firmly attached to the tire through bolts or center locking devices, ensuring that the tire remains attached to the axle.

The Wheel Hub 42200-S84-C31 is compatible with several car brands and models, including but not limited to:

• Honda Accord 1998-2002
• Acura TL 1999-2003
• Honda Odyssey 1999-2004
• Honda Prelude 1997-2001
• Acura CL 1999-2003

We can produce this wheel hub, and some of the product's advantages are as follows:

• High-quality material used for manufacturing
• Strict quality control measures
• Competitive pricing

Technical Specifications of Wheel Hub 42200-S84-C31

How to Choose a Compatible Wheel Hub for Your Car?

• Vehicle Model and Year:

  Determine your car's specific model and production year because different car models and years may have different wheel hub specifications.

• OE Number or Part Number:

  Look for the Original Equipment (OE) number or part number provided by the manufacturer. This is an important criterion for selecting compatible wheel hubs. You can find this information in the car's manual or on the manufacturer's website.

• Size Parameters:

  Refer to the technical specifications of the wheel hub and match it with your car's requirements.

• Brake System Compatibility:

  If your car is equipped with ABS or specific types of brake discs like ventilated discs, your wheel hub should be compatible with those components and may also need to have the corresponding sensor installation position.

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Author: Miya