Wheel Hub 42200-SAA-G02

Wheel Hub 42200-SAA-G02

A wheel hub is an essential part of a car's wheel assembly. It is located at the center of the wheel and provides the connection between the wheel and the vehicle's axle. The following are some of the functions of a wheel hub:

• Connection and Support:

  The wheel hub is fixed onto the steering knuckle or the axle and supports the wheel's rotation through the bearing system, ensuring that the wheel can rotate flexibly.

• Weight Bearing:

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

• Sensor Integration:

  Modern cars often have wheel hubs that integrate electronic devices like ABS speed sensors for monitoring wheel speed and rotation direction to ensure that advanced driving assistance systems like Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS), Traction Control System (TCS), and Electronic Stability Program (ESP) work correctly.

• Brake Component Installation:

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

• Safety Fastening:

  The wheel hub firmly secures the tire to the axle through bolts or center-locking devices, ensuring that the tire does not come off the vehicle's axle.

The Wheel Hub 42200-SAA-G02 is compatible with the following car brands and models:

• Honda Civic 2006-2011
• Honda CR-V 2007-2011
• Honda Stream 2007-2014
• Honda FR-V 2004-2009
• Honda Integra 2006-2012

We can produce the Wheel Hub 42200-SAA-G02 in our factory, and our product has the following advantages:

• High-quality materials and manufacturing processes ensure product durability and longevity.
• Cost-effective pricing to provide customers with the best value for their money.
• Customization services are available to meet specific customer needs and requirements.

How to Choose a Wheel Hub Compatible with Your Vehicle

• Determine your car's make, model, and year to identify your specific vehicle and its wheel hub specifications. Different car models and years may have different wheel hub requirements.
• Look up the Original Equipment (OE) number or part number provided by the manufacturer to choose a compatible wheel hub. You can find this information in your vehicle manual or on the car manufacturer's website.
• Refer to the size parameters mentioned in the above table.
• Check the compatibility of the wheel hub with your car's brake system, specifically if your car has an ABS system or specific types of brake discs like ventilated or perforated discs that require a compatible wheel hub. You may also need to check if there is a specific sensor installation position required.

We are a professional auto parts factory that specializes in producing a wide range of auto parts, including Power Steering Rack s, Synchronizer Ring s, wheel bearings, chains, sprockets, pulleys, gearboxes, and more. We have all the common car brand and model parts, and we also provide customized services. Please contact us for more information.

Author: Miya