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Axle Components & Hardware (29)

1743 Oil Fill Hubcap
SKF Part No: 1743
$20.47 View Part
Axle Hardware - Lock Nut
Meritor Part No: 40X1233
$42.43 View Part
Axle Hardware - Shim
Meritor Part No: 1229W4131
$12.94 View Part
Drive Axle Shaft Bearing
Timken Part No: 29675
$53.26 View Part
KING PIN - SHIM/SPACER TDAR210225
CCC Parts Part No: TDAR210225
$0.78 View Part
Pro-Torq® Axle Spindle Fasteners 447-4723
STEMCO Part No: 447-4723
$72.44 View Part
Pro-Torq® Axle Spindle Fasteners 447-4743
STEMCO Part No: 447-4743
$55.45 View Part
Pro-Torq® Axle Spindle Fasteners 448-4836
STEMCO Part No: 448-4836
$58.05 View Part
Pro-Torq® Axle Spindle Fasteners 448-4837
STEMCO Part No: 448-4837
$58.73 View Part
Pro-Torq® Axle Spindle Fasteners 448-4864
STEMCO Part No: 448-4864
$77.16 View Part
SKF 1612-C40 OIL FILL HUBCAP
SKF Part No: 1612-C40
$21.39 View Part
Stemco 610-0028 - Mount Bracket for Hubodometer
STEMCO Part No: 610-0028
$29.53 View Part

Axle Components for Heavy-Duty Truck Repairs

Loose, worn, or damaged axle components can make repairs harder and affect how your truck’s axle system holds up under heavy use. Wofford Truck Parts offers dependable replacement parts through our truck parts inventory to help keep your repair moving.

Our inventory includes axle hardware for common service needs on heavy-duty truck axles. These parts help support secure fastening, proper fit, and reliable axle-related repairs. You can also find related axles and transmissions parts and truck axles when your repair requires connected components.

FAQs about Axle Components

Check your part number, axle application, and hardware style before ordering. Axle-related parts can vary by truck setup, so matching the replacement to your application helps reduce delays during service.
You may notice loose hardware, worn mounting points, corrosion, or parts that no longer tighten properly. Replacing damaged hardware can help support a more secure axle repair.
Yes. Worn or loose axle-related parts can place extra stress on connected components. During service, inspect nearby fasteners, mounts, and related drivetrain parts for wear.
It often makes sense when the system is already apart or when the existing hardware shows wear. Fresh replacement hardware can help support a cleaner installation and reduce repeat repair work.
Inspect nearby axle parts, mounting hardware, and transmission components hardware if your repair involves connected drivetrain areas. Replacing worn parts together can help reduce downtime.