Wheel Hub 43200-4Z000

Wheel Hub 43200-4Z000

A wheel hub is an essential component of a vehicle's wheel assembly. It is the part that connects the wheel to the vehicle's suspension system and supports the wheel's rotation. The image below shows the location of the wheel hub in a typical car.

Functions of a Wheel Hub

Here are a few functions of a wheel hub:

1. Connection and Support: The wheel hub is fixed onto the steering knuckle or axle and supports the rotation of the wheel through a bearing system, ensuring that the wheel rotates smoothly.
2. Load Bearing: The wheel hub must bear the weight of the vehicle and dynamic loads such as torque and impact generated during acceleration, deceleration, and turning.
3. Sensor Integration: In modern vehicles, some wheel hubs include electronic devices such as ABS speed sensors for monitoring wheel speed and rotation direction. These sensors are used to implement advanced driver assistance systems such as anti-lock braking system (ABS), traction control system (TCS), and electronic stability program (ESP).
4. Brake Component Installation: In a disc brake system, the brake rotor is usually mounted on the wheel hub. In a drum brake system, the wheel hub may contain a part of the brake drum structure.
5. Secure Fastening: The wheel hub firmly secures the tire onto the vehicle's axle using bolts or a center-locking device, ensuring that the tire does not fall off.

Compatibility with Vehicle Brands and Models

The Wheel Hub 43200-4Z000 is compatible with the following vehicle brands and models:

• Infiniti FX35 2003-2008
• Infiniti FX45 2003-2008
• Nissan Murano 2003-2007
• Nissan Quest 2004-2009
• Nissan Maxima 2004-2008

Advantages of Our Product

Our company produces the Wheel Hub 43200-4Z000 with the following advantages:

• High-quality materials
• Advanced manufacturing technology
• Long lifespan

Technical Parameters of the Wheel Hub 43200-4Z000

How to Choose a Wheel Hub for Your Vehicle

Here are the factors to consider when choosing a wheel hub for your vehicle:

1. Vehicle Model and Year: Determine the specific model and year of your vehicle, as different models and years may have different wheel hub specifications.
2. OEM or Part Number: Look up the Original Equipment (OE) number or part number provided by the manufacturer. This is an essential reference for selecting compatible wheel hubs. You can find this information in the vehicle manual or on the manufacturer's website.
3. Size Parameters: Refer to the technical parameters mentioned above.
4. Compatibility with Brake System: If your vehicle is equipped with an ABS system or specific types of brake discs such as ventilated discs or perforated discs, the wheel hub should be able to adapt to these components and may require a corresponding sensor installation position.

About Our Company

We are a professional factory specializing in the production of auto parts, including Power Steering Rack s, Synchronizer Ring s, wheel hubs, chains, sprockets, pulleys, gearboxes, and more. Our parts cover all common vehicle brands and models, and we also provide customized services. Please feel free to contact us.

Author: Miya