How Long Does It Take to Repair a Wheel Hub?
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Automotive wheel hub repair typically takes two to three hours. While driving, it is essential to be cautious to prevent damage. However, if scratches occur, they should be addressed promptly to avoid worsening the situation, which could lead to adverse consequences and impacts. When replacing a wheel hub, the following parameters should be noted: 1. Center Bore (CB): The size of the wheel hub's center hole. Although wheel hubs with different center bore sizes from the original can be installed using adapters, this is not recommended for safety reasons. 2. Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD): For example, a wheel hub with a PCD of 5x120mm means it has five lug bolts forming a circle with a diameter of 120mm. This value should also match the original specifications. 3. Offset (OFFSET): Also known as the ET value. A positive value indicates that the wheel hub's mounting surface is outside the center plane, while a negative value means it is inside. Passenger cars generally have positive offset values, and this parameter significantly affects the vehicle's driving stability and cornering trackability.