Find a Wheel Bearing by Reference

The catalogue includes wheel bearing references such as DAC38710039 ZZ, DAC25520037 ZZ and DAC458439/41, together with listings such as TGB12894 ABS. Use the full reference to identify the product you want reviewed.

Keep suffixes, separators and any additional markings when preparing your enquiry. A similar base number or matching main dimensions alone does not confirm that two products fit the same vehicle.

If the original marking is unclear, provide photographs of both sides of the bearing, the packaging label and any available drawing. Photographs help with identification; the final specification should be confirmed against the application requirements.

Specify the Product and Kit Contents

Wheel bearing enquiries can refer to different supply scopes. Identify the required item before comparing prices.

For kits, request an itemised contents list. Nuts, circlips, seals or other fitting parts should be included only where specified in the agreed kit. A bearing component and an aftermarket kit number do not necessarily represent identical supplied contents.

If your requirement is a complete hub assembly, state this explicitly so product availability and the assembly specification can be reviewed. Do not assume that a bearing-only listing includes a hub, sensor or fitting hardware.

Confirm Vehicle Fitment Before Ordering

Begin with the original OE reference or a documented replacement reference. Add the vehicle model, production year or date range, market version and installation position. Include the engine, drivetrain or chassis information where it affects the application.

Front and rear wheel positions must be checked separately. Left- and right-side suitability should also be confirmed for the selected product. A vehicle name used across several generations is not a complete fitment specification.

Where available, provide a VIN or chassis reference for further fitment review. It supplements the part number and application details; it does not replace a documented compatibility check.

For distributor orders covering several vehicles, send a fitment list linked to each requested part number. Keep any model-year restrictions or equipment conditions with the relevant line so they remain visible during quotation and order confirmation.

Check ABS and Wheel-Speed Sensing Requirements

Some wheel bearing and hub designs incorporate a magnetic encoder or a sensor arrangement used for wheel-speed sensing. The required configuration depends on the vehicle and assembly design.

An ABS description alone does not establish whether an encoder, a separate sensor or a complete sensor-equipped assembly is supplied. Confirm the exact feature and compare it with the original part or approved specification.

For relevant assemblies, include connector details, cable routing information or encoder requirements where available. Sealing, dimensions and mounting features should be reviewed alongside the sensing arrangement. Follow the applicable vehicle and bearing installation instructions for fitting and orientation.

Prepare a Wholesale or Replacement-Parts RFQ

A structured parts list helps align the quotation with your purchasing requirements. Use one line per product configuration and specify whether the quantity is measured in individual bearings, kits or assemblies.

For aftermarket distribution, keep the supplier part number, OE reference and third-party cross-reference in separate fields. Confirm which references may appear on the agreed packaging and product documents.

For private-label enquiries, send the proposed artwork, marking requirements and order quantities for review. Ask about the available documentation and batch-identification arrangements before supplier approval. Confirm sample requirements and technical acceptance before a volume order where your purchasing process requires them.

Price, minimum order quantity, availability and delivery timing depend on the exact item and order. Request confirmation for each line rather than assuming that all catalogue entries have the same supply conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you check a wheel bearing using an OE reference?

Send the OE reference together with the vehicle details and installation position for review. An OE number is a useful starting point, but the complete application and product configuration still need to match.

Are bearings with identical dimensions interchangeable?

Not necessarily. Sealing, internal design, sensing features and application requirements can differ. Confirm the complete reference and technical specification before accepting an alternative.

Does an ABS wheel bearing include the sensor?

Not automatically. An ABS-related bearing may incorporate an encoder while the sensor is a separate component. Confirm the supplied configuration for the exact product.

What is included in a wheel bearing kit?

The contents depend on the kit reference and agreed supply. Ask for the component list and quantities; do not assume that every kit includes the same fittings.

Can one reference fit both front and rear wheels?

Only use that fitment where it is documented for the specific vehicle and configuration. Confirm each installation position rather than extending a front-wheel listing to the rear axle.

What should distributors send for a quotation?

Provide a parts list with full references, quantities, destination and packaging requirements. Add fitment details, ABS requirements and any documents needed for your supplier-approval process.

Send Your Wheel Bearing Enquiry

Share your parts list or replacement reference with Nexans Bearing to review the specification and request a quotation for your required supply.