Steering Knuckle, wheel suspension OEM 2q0407255ad
OEM 2q0407255ad is the genuine steering knuckle, wheel suspension, fitting 4 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 2q0407255ad
The OEM code 2Q0407255AD identifies a genuine steering knuckle used in the front wheel suspension of several Volkswagen Group models. This original equipment part, often called a wheel hub carrier, plays a key role in connecting the wheel to the suspension and steering system. As a used genuine OEM component, it is sourced from professional dismantlers across Europe, ensuring it meets factory specifications.
This steering knuckle is compatible with a range of VAG vehicles, including the SEAT ARONA (2017 and newer), VW T-CROSS (2018 and newer), VW TAIGO (2021 and newer), and SKODA KAMIQ (2019 and newer). If you are repairing or restoring one of these models, this OEM part offers a reliable fit and function.
We ship this part tracked and worldwide, so you can receive it wherever you are. Please note that condition is confirmed per order, as each used part is unique. This listing is for the OEM code 2Q0407255AD, not a specific unit. Contact us to check current availability and condition.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 2q0407255ad
This OEM code fits 4 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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