Wheel Hub 42200-SDA-A51

Wheel Hub 42200-SDA-A51

The wheel hub is an essential component of a car's wheel assembly, which is responsible for supporting the weight of the vehicle and enabling smooth wheel rotation. It is directly attached to the steering knuckle or axle, and houses the wheel bearings, which allow the wheel to turn on the spindle with minimal friction and wear.

Functions of Wheel Hub

• Connection and Support:

  The wheel hub supports the wheel on the axle and holds it in place with lug nuts. It also connects the wheel to the suspension system, allowing it to move up and down smoothly while preventing lateral movement.

• Load Bearing:

  The wheel hub bears the weight of the vehicle and provides a stable platform for the wheel to roll on. It also withstands the forces generated during acceleration, braking, and cornering, ensuring safe and efficient vehicle handling.

• Sensor Integration:

  Some modern wheel hubs come equipped with sensors that monitor wheel speed and direction, which are essential for advanced driver-assistance systems like ABS, TCS, and ESP.

• Brake Component Mounting:

  The wheel hub may also contain the mounting points for the brake rotor or drum, which are crucial components of the vehicle's braking system.

• Secure Attachment:

  The wheel hub securely attaches the wheel to the vehicle, ensuring that it stays in place even under high stress and load conditions.

Compatibility

The Wheel Hub 42200-SDA-A51 is compatible with the following car models:

• Honda Accord 2002-2008
• Honda Crosstour 2010-2015
• Honda CR-V 2002-2014
• Honda Element 2003-2011
• Acura RSX 2002-2006

Advantages of Our Product

• High-quality materials and manufacturing processes
• Strict quality control and testing procedures
• Competitive pricing and fast delivery times

Technical Specifications

How to Choose the Right Wheel Hub for Your Car

• Vehicle Type and Year:

  Identify the specific make, model, and year of your car, as different vehicles may require different wheel hub specifications.

• OEM or Part Number:

  Look for the Original Equipment Manufacturer number or aftermarket part number, which can be found in the car manual or by contacting the manufacturer.

• Size Parameters:

  Refer to the technical specifications table above for the center bore diameter, pitch circle diameter, offset/ET value, width, and diameter.

• Brake System Compatibility:

  Check if the wheel hub is compatible with your car's ABS system, brake rotor type, and other brake components.

Contact us today for reliable and high-quality wheel hub solutions, as well as other auto parts such as Power Steering Rack s, Synchronizer Ring s, chains, sprockets, pulleys, and gearboxes. We offer a comprehensive range of products and custom options to meet your specific needs.

Author: Miya