Wheel Hub Assemblies
Start with the OE cross reference, model year, axle position and vehicle variant. Then check the hub flange, bolt pattern, ABS encoder and whether the quote includes the sensor or mounting hardware.
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Independent China procurement desk
MOOG Wheel-End Procurement
Source wheel hub assemblies with the OE reference, flange and ABS interface on the same brief. Compare supplier quotations against the fitment and evidence your order actually requires.
01 / Catalog
Specify the assembly before comparing prices
Front axle units
Check spline count, pilot diameter and driven versus non-driven configuration.
Rear axle units
Compare the backing plate, mounting pattern and connector routing against the reference drawing.
Hub and bearing assemblies
Record the bearing design, encoder location and kit contents in the line item.
02 / Specification
Which details go in the brief?
- Fitment
- OE number, VIN-derived vehicle configuration, hub flange dimensions and mounting pattern.
- Interface
- ABS encoder ring type, sensor connector and orientation. For a bearing kit, add bore, OD, width, seal lip and preload procedure.
- Geometry
- Pitch circle diameter (PCD), wheel offset (ET), center bore, rim diameter and width.
- Duty
- Load rating, vehicle and brake clearance, finish and target market. Define radial runout and lateral runout limits on the drawing where applicable.
- Designation
- Size, load index, speed rating and fitment requirements for the intended duty cycle.
- Order mix
- Tread pattern, use conditions, quantity per size and destination port. For off-road duty, add terrain, cut exposure and heat cycle.
03 / Review gates
From brief to shipment file
- 01
Clarify
Mark unknowns in the fitment brief and agree which details must be resolved before quote comparison.
- 02
Compare
Put each SKU on the same basis for package quantity, MOQ, lead time and the named place in the Incoterm.
- 03
Review samples
Check dimensions and encoder orientation against the approved drawing. Agree any independent inspection scope before ordering.
- 04
Prepare dispatch
Reconcile the item list, packing marks and quantities with the supplier and appointed forwarder.
04 / Buyers
Who uses the desk
05 / Evidence matrix
Evidence before commitment
Source record
Match the quoting entity to the proposed manufacturing site and the SKU to its drawing revision.
Document scope
Separate quality system evidence from product evidence and check the named site, model and market.
Inspection plan
Set sampling, measuring equipment, drawing datums and acceptance criteria with the appointed inspector.
Sample check
Have the inspector identify the sample lot and record the fixture and method used for flange runout.
Approval record
Capture the approved application, reference sample and unresolved exceptions in the same revision log.
Dispatch release
Reconcile the approved SKU and quantities with the packing list before instructing the freight partner.
06 / RFQ questions
Questions to settle before ordering
Is an OE cross reference enough?
Use it to narrow the search. An equivalent reference may differ by axle, connector or encoder orientation. Check the vehicle variant and a revision-controlled drawing before releasing a sample.
Integrated unit or serviceable bearing?
An integrated unit reduces the assembly steps at the workshop. A serviceable bearing can retain the existing hub where the application supports it, but tooling, seal seating and the preload procedure must be confirmed.
Can I combine suppliers in one shipment?
Multiple suppliers can cover gaps in the part list. One supplier can simplify packaging and exception handling. Compare each line on the same terms and agree carton and lot labels before consolidation.
When are MOQ and lead time firm?
Ask for them by supplier and SKU after specification review. Distinguish sample availability from order quantity and separate the supplier’s production window from transport time.
Put the reference and quantity in one brief
Send the part reference, vehicle, target market and destination port to start the comparison.