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They are used to convert hydraulic pressure into mechanical force in order to actuate a brake's calliper pistons.
Each wheel is typically equipped with two wheel cylinders, one acting on each side of the drum brake’s shoes.
When purchasing wheel cylinders for your car, you should pay special attention to the quality and fitment of the product.
High quality wheel cylinders are manufactured with the highest grade materials, and are precision engineered to fit your car’s exact specifications.
Additionally, they should be built to last, and should offer reliable, trouble-free performance.
Since wheel cylinders are a critical part of the braking system, it is important to make sure they are properly maintained and serviced, in order to maximise their expected lifespan.
Please do not hesitate to telephone or email our friendly parts team for help in ensuring you purchase the correct parts for your vehicle.
Q: What is a wheel cylinder?
A: A wheel cylinder is a type of brake cylinder found in drum brakes, typically in a number of cylinders per axle, that works to multiply the leverage of the brake pedal or brake cable to increase the force to the brake shoes.
Q: What are the parts of a wheel cylinder?
A: The parts of a wheel cylinder consist of the housing, pistons, springs and rubber or plastic seals.
Q: How often do wheel cylinders need to be replaced?
A: Wheel cylinders typically need to be replaced every two to three years due to wear and tear on the components. Other factors such as driving conditions, Vehicle use and road surfaces can alter the life of a wheel cylinder.
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