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Diesel Technic is one of the largest suppliers of automotive parts and accessories and was founded in Germany in 1972.
The core competence of Diesel Technic is to develop brand spare parts in guaranteed quality for various requirements and to ensure a worldwide supply of spare parts for DT Spare Parts and SIEGEL Automotive products.
Distribution partners and their workshop customers in over 150 countries value Diesel Technic's expertise as a reliable full-service partner that keeps their business and vehicles moving.
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Car wheel parts
When it comes to the smooth operation of a vehicle, the condition of its wheel bearings, wheel hubs, and other wheel parts are critical. The parts associated with the cars wheels are:
Wheel bearing
Wheel hub
Wheel studs
How do I choose the correct wheel parts?
Different safety and design features can make selecting the correct wheel parts tricky. We advise to check if compatibility notes are listed next to a part that is shown as correct for your vehicle. These may include:
For vehicle with or without ABS
For vehicle with or without ESP / TCS / DSG / ESC (traction control)
Wheel size
Vehicle manufacture date (this is not the date the vehicle was registered but the date it was made)
VIN (chassis number) sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter
Length, width, depth of the part (length is particularly important with wheel studs)
What brand of wheel parts should I choose?
Both cost and quality are paramount when selecting a brand for replacement wheel parts. Bosch have world renown quality however brand names such as Blue Print, Borg & Beck, Febi and SKF offer long warranties which indicates the quality of product.
How can I tell my wheel parts needs replacing?
Some of the symptoms of failing wheel parts are:
There is a humming noise (normally coming from the corner of the vehicle that has the fault)
The wheel is loose (can be wobbled)
The steering feels loose
Uneven tire wear
The steering wheel vibrates while driving.
There is an ABS fault
The vehicle pulls to one side when braking (this may also indicate a brake system problem)
