Axlevara — wheel bearings, hub units and driveline parts Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China · sales@wheelbearingsupplier.com

Axlevara · series range

Front wheel bearing kits

Front wheel bearing kits for front-axle fitments, in VKBA-format cross-references, within the wheel bearing kit family.

Range
Front fitment kit series
Catalogue
Part of the wheel bearing kit family
Reference
VKBA-format references
Wheel bearing kit parts laid out: hub, bearing, seals, nuts and bolts
Wheel bearing kit contents laid out: bearing, hub and the repair parts for the job.

The front corner does more work

A front wheel bearing kit serves the steered axle, and on front-wheel-drive cars the driven axle as well. The front kit range is built around those fitments: the bearing or hub unit for the corner, boxed with the other repair parts for the job, under a VKBA-format number.

Front kits by format

Front applications split between press-in bearing kits — for knuckles that still take a cartridge — and hub-unit kits where the corner is a bolt-on unit. The kit number carries the format with it, which is why this series is ordered by the VKBA-format reference rather than by describing the contents.

Front kit formats
FormatCorner typeKit contents basis
Bearing kitPress-in cartridge cornerBearing plus the job's repair parts
Hub unit kitBolt-on unit cornerHub unit plus the job's repair parts

Front or rear: check before ordering

Front and rear kits for the same car are different parts. An inquiry that quotes a kit number needs no axle statement — the number settles it — but an inquiry by application should say front or rear, because both series cover the same vehicle from different corners.

Stocking front kits

Front kits turn faster than rear in most parcs, because the front corner carries steering and drive loads. Distributors building a kit shelf usually lead with this series and mirror it with the rear series by application.

Related product families

Send your part-number list

Lists are matched against the published catalogue in the order received, with unmatched lines flagged rather than dropped.

Contact the supply desk