Product Description

OEM Arctic Cat ATV Hub Assembly 1502-435 READ LISTING Rear Wheel Hub

This Arctic Cat ATV Rear Wheel Hub (Part: 1502-435) acts as the central connecting point, securely mounting the wheel to the axle. It functions by transferring drive power from the axle to the wheel while providing a stable base for the brake rotor and lug studs. Designed for a perfect fit, it is compatible with various Arctic Cat Prowler models including the Prowler XT 650 (06-09), Prowler XTX 700 (08-14), and Prowler 500 HDX (14-15).

As a specialist manufacturer, we support custom wheel hub design and offer B2B bulk order discounts. We guarantee a factory-direct price and provide door-to-door delivery for logistics ease.

Related Questions

1. What is the difference between a hub and a knuckle?

The steering knuckle is the end joint which provides directional assistance as per the inputs of the steering wheel. The steering knuckle is a part of the wheel hub which is finally bolted to the wheels.

2. What is a steering knuckle called?

In automotive suspension, a steering knuckle or upright is that part which contains the wheel hub or spindle, and attaches to the suspension and steering components. The terms spindle and hub are sometimes used interchangeably with steering knuckle, but refer to different parts.

3. Are front and rear wheel hubs the same?

Rear wheel drive vehicles with independent suspension will usually have rear hubs similar to those on the front wheel of front wheel drive vehicles. The principal difference is that the hub is not required to steer. Therefore, the mechanism is simpler in design, but no less vital to the proper operation of the vehicle.

4. What is another name for a wheel hub?

Also called a wheel hub bearing, hub assembly, wheel hub unit or hub and bearing assembly, the wheel hub assembly is a crucial part of your steering system contributing to the safe steering and handling of your vehicle.

5. How to check front wheel hubs?

How To Inspect Each Wheel Hub Assembly On A Vehicle
Lift the vehicle.
With the wheel still on the vehicle, grab it with one hand at the 12:00 position and another hand at the 6:00 position.
Firmly rock the wheel and see if there’s any play.
If you notice any play: Remove the tire and wheel.