Nissan Tiida Wheel Hub

Genuine Nissan Tiida Wheel Hub Assembly – Clean Ex-Japan Quality

Is your Nissan Tiida making a loud growling or humming sound that gets louder as you speed up? These are classic signs of a failing wheel hub bearing. At Taleon Autospares, we provide Clean Ex-Japan wheel hubs specifically for the Nissan Tiida (C11 models and similar).

Sourced from low-mileage vehicles in Japan, these hubs offer the original factory precision and high-grade steel construction that ensure your wheels stay securely attached and spin friction-free.

Critical Signs of a Failing Wheel Hub:

If your Tiida is showing these symptoms, replacement is urgent for your safety:

• Growling/Humming: A deep noise from the wheel area that changes pitch when you turn.

• Vibration: Feeling a “shudder” or wobble through the steering wheel or floorboards.

• ABS Warning Light: A faulty hub can interfere with wheel speed sensors, triggering your ABS light.

• Steering Play: Your car feels “loose” or less responsive during cornering.

• Uneven Tire Wear: A tilted hub causes tires to wear out prematurely on one side.

Why Choose Taleon’s Ex-Japan Wheel Hubs?

• OEM Reliability: Genuine Nissan parts are built to withstand heavy heat and friction better than “knock-off” brand-new parts.

• Perfect PCD Fit: Guaranteed to match the Nissan Tiida’s specific bolt pattern and offset for a hassle-free installation.

• Sealed Protection: Our Ex-Japan units feature high-quality factory seals that keep out the dust and water of Kenyan roads, preventing premature bearing failure.

• Unbeatable Value: Why pay more for a generic part when you can get the original Japanese hub for only KSh 3,500?

Specifications:

• Vehicle Compatibility: Nissan Tiida (C11 / Latio / Versa)

• Part Type: Front/Rear Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly

• Source: Genuine Ex-Japan (Used)

• Price: KSh 3,500 per unit

Ensure a quiet, smooth, and safe ride. Visit Taleon Autospares today or contact us for nationwide delivery!

Safety Warning: A worn wheel hub is a serious safety risk. If the bearing seizes at high speed, it can lead to wheel detachment or loss of steering control. Replace it as soon as you hear the first sign of noise.