Wheel Hub 44200-SX0-008

Wheel Hub 44200-SX0-008

A wheel hub is a crucial part of a vehicle that connects the wheels to the car's axle. It supports the wheel's rotation and ensures it moves smoothly. The image below shows the wheel hub's location in a car:

Functions of a Wheel Hub

• Connecting and supporting: Wheel hubs are fixed on the steering knuckles or axles and support the wheels through a bearing system, ensuring they rotate smoothly.
• Bearing weight: Wheel hubs bear the weight of the vehicle and the dynamic loads generated during acceleration, deceleration, and turns.
• Integrating sensors: Some wheel hubs in modern cars come equipped with electronic devices such as ABS speed sensors used to monitor wheel speed and rotation direction, enabling advanced driving assist systems like anti-lock braking systems (ABS), traction control systems (TCS), and electronic stability programs (ESP).
• Mounting brake components: In disc brake systems, brake discs are usually mounted on the wheel hub, while drum brake systems may contain a part of the brake drum structure.
• Safely securing: Wheel hubs securely hold the tire in place through bolts or center locking devices, ensuring the tire does not detach from the axle.

The image below shows the wheel hub's design:

Compatibility with Brands and Models

The Wheel Hub 44200-SX0-008 is compatible with the following car brands and models:

• Honda Accord 1998-2002
• Honda CR-V 1997-2001
• Honda Prelude 1997-2001
• Acura Integra 1994-2001
• Acura CL 1997-1999

Our Wheel Hub Production and Advantages

We produce the Wheel Hub 44200-SX0-008 and have the following advantages:

• We use high-quality materials in our manufacturing process to ensure our products last longer.
• We have a team of experts who test our products to ensure they meet industry standards.
• We offer competitive pricing for our products, making them affordable for our customers.

The image below shows our wheel hub factory:

Technical Parameters of the Wheel Hub 44200-SX0-008

How to Choose the Right Wheel Hub for Your Car

• Vehicle make and year: Determine your car's specific model and year because different vehicle models and years may require different wheel hub specifications.
• OEM or part number: Look up the Original Equipment number or part number provided by the manufacturer, which is an essential basis for selecting compatible wheel hubs. You can obtain this information through your car's manual or the manufacturer's website.
• Size parameters: You can refer to the technical parameters table mentioned above.
• Compatibility with the brake system: If your car is equipped with ABS or specific types of brake discs such as ventilated discs or drilled discs, the wheel hub should be able to accommodate these components, and you may require a sensor installation position.

About Our Company

We are a professional factory that produces auto parts, including Power Steering Rack s, Synchronizer Ring s, wheel hubs, chains, sprockets, pulleys, gearboxes, and more. We have a complete range of parts for all common vehicle brands and models, and we also offer custom services. Please contact us if you have any questions or needs. The image below shows some of our products:

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Author: Miya