Hub Assembly
SKF BR930213 - 332675
Product Description
Information directly from SKF:
SKF Wheel Bearings and Hubs are original equipment on more than 90 million vehicles world wide -- more than all other brands combined. SKF has pioneered every major advance in wheel end technology since the invention of the automobile, and our commitment to innovation continues today. All replacement hub units are not created equal. Don't compromise your customers' vehicle safety; always install SKF premium quality Hubs. For more than 100 years, the world's engineers, technicians and mechanics have turned to SKF for the best possible solutions. Available for a wide range of applications and needs, SKF products are designed and manufactured to the highest quality standards, ensuring long life and safety.
- SKF quality and design that you can count on
- Made From Heat Treated High Carbon Steel For Superior Strength
- Sealed for life design ensures problem free operation
- Manufactured to precision specifications using premium materials for problem free operation
Application Summary: Ford Thunderbird 2005-2002, Lincoln LS 2006-2000
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About SKF
SKF has long history with the world’s top car manufacturers. They take the experience from being a trusted original equipment (OE) manufacturer to offer top quality parts for the automotive aftermarket. As well as upgraded innovations in their products.
SKF’s core technical areas for the automotive aftermarket are wheel oriented, engine, drivetrain and suspension components. They also offer a wide range of special tooling and lubrication products to help provide reliable operating conditions for optimal product performance.
