Wheel Hub BR930134

Wheel Hub BR930134

A wheel hub is a part of a car's suspension system that connects the wheel to the vehicle. It is located between the brake drums or discs and the drive axle. The image below shows a typical wheel hub:

Functions of a Wheel Hub

Wheel hubs serve several important functions in a vehicle:

1. Connection and Support: Wheel hubs are fixed to the steering knuckle or axle and support the rotation of the wheels through a bearing system while allowing for flexible movement.
2. Weight Bearing: Wheel hubs bear the weight of the vehicle itself, as well as the dynamic loads generated during acceleration, deceleration, and turning.
3. Integration of Sensors: Some wheel hubs in modern cars integrate electronic devices such as ABS speed sensors to monitor wheel speed and rotation direction, enabling advanced driver assistance systems to function properly, such as anti-lock braking systems (ABS), traction control systems (TCS), and electronic stability programs (ESP).
4. Brake Components: In a disc brake system, the brake rotor is typically mounted to the wheel hub, while a drum brake system may include part of the brake drum as part of the wheel hub structure.
5. Secure Fastening: Wheel hubs securely hold the tire in place on the axle with bolts or a center locking device, ensuring that the tire does not come loose from the vehicle.

Compatibility with Vehicle Brands and Models

The Wheel Hub BR930134 is compatible with the following brand and models:

• Brand 1 - Model A
• Brand 1 - Model B
• Brand 2 - Model C
• Brand 2 - Model D
• Brand 3 - Model E

Advantages of Our Product

Our company can produce the Wheel Hub BR930134 and has several advantages:

• High quality materials used for production
• Advanced manufacturing techniques ensure accuracy and durability
• Competitive pricing compared to other suppliers

Technical Parameters of the Wheel Hub BR930134

How to Choose a Wheel Hub Compatible with Your Vehicle

When choosing a wheel hub compatible with your vehicle, you should consider the following factors:

1. Vehicle Make and Model: Determine your car's specific make and model, as different vehicle models may have different requirements for wheel hubs.
2. OEM Number or Part Number: Look up the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) number or part number provided by the manufacturer, which is an important reference for selecting compatible wheel hubs. This information can be obtained from the vehicle manual or the manufacturer's website.
3. Size Parameters: You can refer to the technical parameters listed in the table above.
4. Compatibility with Brake Systems: If your vehicle is equipped with an ABS system or specific types of brake discs, such as ventilated or perforated discs, the wheel hub should be able to accommodate these components and may require specific sensor installation positions.

About Our Company

We are a professional factory that produces a wide range of automotive parts, including wheel bearings, Power Steering Rack s, Synchronizer Ring s, chains, sprockets, pulleys, gearboxes, and more. Our product range includes all common vehicle brands and models, and we also offer customized services. Please contact us for more information.

Author: Miya