Have a wheel-end sourcing brief?

Wheel-end sourcing / McGard

Wheel spacers and accessories, specified clearly.

Start with the interfaces, duty and quantities that define your application. A concise brief gives each sourcing conversation a useful starting point.

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Wheel-end hardware arranged beside a technical drawing

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Catalog overview

Parts at the wheel interface

Explore the details that matter before selecting a part for a particular vehicle and wheel.

Wheel locks

Review thread, seat profile and key requirements alongside the wheel application.

Wheel spacers

Confirm thickness, bore, bolt pattern and available thread engagement.

Service accessories

Match rings and balancing components to the wheel and service process.

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A useful RFQ

Six details to bring forward

Vehicle

Identify platform, year and intended duty.

Interface

Record PCD, center bore and mating surfaces.

Fastening

Specify thread, seat style and engagement.

Load

Share required load and operating conditions.

Volume

Include initial and repeat-order quantities.

Evidence

List target market and validation needs.

Application reviewDrawing revisionsLot identificationSupply planning

Applications

Different duty, different questions

Passenger vehicles

Seat geometry and wheel compatibility.

Commercial fleets

Service intervals and repeat supply.

Aftermarket distribution

Part identification and packaging clarity.

Specialty vehicles

Duty, interface and evidence review.

Questions

Before you request a quote

Thickness is only one dimension. Bolt pattern, bore, wheel seating, fastener engagement and vehicle clearance also require review.

Provide thread size, seat profile, length, wheel design and the vehicle application. Installation instructions should be checked against the actual assembly.

No. Both hub and wheel bore dimensions, tolerances and the intended application need to be considered.

Start with the facts

Put your wheel-end brief in motion.

Send the available dimensions and commercial requirements. Open items can be identified during the review.

Application and interface
Quantity and destination
Testing and documentation needs