Suzuki Samurai Wheel Bearings & Hubs
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Brand fag Width 1 [mm] 18.00 Width 2 [mm] 18.00 Outer Diameter 1 [mm] 68.00 Outer Diameter 2 [mm] 68.00 Inner Diameter 1 [mm] 41.00 Inner Diameter 2 [mm] 41.00 Please select your preferred brand or option-
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Quality Wheel Bearings & Hubs for Your Suzuki Samurai
Maintaining the wheel bearings and hubs of your Suzuki Samurai is crucial for the smooth operation of your vehicle. These components are essential for allowing your wheels to turn freely while also supporting the weight of your car. At our online store, we offer a comprehensive selection of wheel bearings and hubs specifically designed for your Suzuki Samurai.
Understanding the Importance of Wheel Bearings & Hubs
Wheel bearings and hubs are integral parts of your transmission system, working together to reduce friction and ensure that your wheels rotate smoothly. Over time, these parts can wear down due to the constant load and rotation, which can lead to noise, vibration, and potentially, wheel alignment issues. Ensuring that your Suzuki Samurai's wheel bearings and hubs are in good condition is essential for your safety and the longevity of your vehicle.
Signs of Wheel Bearing & Hub Wear in Your Suzuki Samurai
There are several tell-tale signs that your Suzuki Samurai's wheel bearings or hubs may need attention. Unusual noises such as humming, rumbling, or growling when driving can indicate that the bearings are worn out. If you notice any irregularities with your vehicle's handling or if the steering seems less responsive, it could be a sign that the wheel hubs are failing. It's important to address these issues promptly to prevent further damage to your car's transmission and suspension systems.
Finding the Right Parts for Your Suzuki Samurai
Choosing the correct wheel bearings and hubs for your Suzuki Samurai is vital for ensuring compatibility and performance. Our selection includes high-quality parts that meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer specifications. Whether you are an experienced mechanic or a Suzuki enthusiast looking to maintain your vehicle, we have the parts you need to keep your Samurai running smoothly.
Shop with Confidence
When you shop with us, you can be confident that you're getting reliable and durable wheel bearings and hubs for your Suzuki Samurai. Our user-friendly website makes it easy to find the right parts for your specific make and model. Plus, with our commitment to customer service, you can count on us for support throughout your purchasing journey.
Don't let worn wheel bearings or hubs compromise the performance and safety of your Suzuki Samurai. Explore our range of parts and ensure your vehicle remains in top condition. For all your Suzuki Samurai car part needs, visit our main parts page: Samurai Suzuki car parts.
Wheel Bearings & Hubs
Find wheel hubs and wheel bearings here at GSF Car Parts. Wheel bearings and wheel hubs need to be strong enough to take on the impact of your driving. Over time, they are liable to wear and tear plus the accumulation of grease and grime, with the added issue of their exposure to water which can cause them to rust. So, it's important to regularly check your wheel bearings and their hubs and replace them every 85,000 to 100,000 miles.
We keep a vast range of quality wheel bearings and wheel hubs in stock. Simply type in your reg number or select your make and model from our search tool. Then, whether you drive an Audi S3 or a Honda Civic, you'll only see the best parts and tools for you.
You'll also find wheel bearing assembly kits that include the tools needed to change your wheel bearings and hubs, such as pullers and removal tools. Want to see more of our transmission stock? We have a huge variety to choose from including manual and automatic parts and accessories, plus products and kits related to the clutch.
What is a Wheel Bearing?
Wheel bearings are crucial for your driving experience. You'll find the wheel bearing in the wheel assembly system that connects the axle to the wheel. It can either be a set of ball bearings or tapered bearings, housed in a metal ring. It allows the wheel to rotate with a minimum of friction, smoothly and freely.
They are engineered to be durable as they take a lot of stress from the acceleration, braking, and cornering of the car.
Why do Wheel Bearings Fail?
Wheel bearings can fail due to many reasons. You'll notice noises like humming, grinding or rumbling coming from the wheel bearing area and your steering might vibrate and feel loose.
Here is a selection of the most common reasons why wheel bearings fail:
- General wear and tear - Wheel bearings will eventually wear out and should be replaced between 85,000 to 100,000 miles
- Driving impact damage - Driving over potholes, speed bumps, and curbs can all damage the wheel bearing and reduce its lifespan
- Poor installation - A wheel bearing that has been fitted incorrectly or a secondhand one has been used can cause them to fail prematurely
- Modifications on your car - If you've had wider or larger rims fitted, stiffer shock absorbers and springs can put more pressure on the wheel bearings making them fail quicker
- Road pollution - If you have poorly fitted or cheap wheel bearings installed, road pollution such as water, dust, grit, and other road surface contaminants can get into the wheel bearings and cause irreparable damage
Can you Drive a Car with Wheel Bearing Issues?
You can drive for a little while with failing wheel bearings but it is essential for driving performance and safety that you get them changed as soon as possible either by yourself or at your local garage.
What does a Wheel Bearing Sound like when It's Failing?
You'll notice noises like humming, grinding or rumbling coming from the wheel bearing area and your steering might vibrate and be loose. In some cases, your ABS braking system might get damaged.
What is a Hub on a Wheel?
The wheel hub assembly houses the wheel bearings, designed to attach your wheel to your car and is a primary component allowing the wheel to turn freely.
Can you Drive with a Broken Wheel Hub?
No, it's dangerous to drive with a broken wheel hub. It might cause the wheel to stop suddenly. Not only causing a considerable amount of damage to your vehicle but cause an accident.
Shop Wheel Bearings and Hubs at GSF Car Parts Online and In-Store
All our wheel bearings and hubs are from trusted brands in the motoring industry, so you can count on them to be reliable and of excellent quality. Plus, our low-price promise means you can always expect great value too.
We offer free UK delivery on all online orders over £25, plus 60-day returns*. So, buy your wheel bearings and hubs from us with confidence today. Or if you’re close to one of our 180 store locations across the UK & Ireland, just drop by and our experienced staff will be able to direct you to the right part for your vehicle.