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Brakes & Wheel End (1949)

Bendix 280905N TW-2 Control Valve, Centering Lever
Bendix CVS Part No: 280905N
$223.82 View Part
Bendix 5009594 - Spares Kit
Bendix CVS Part No: 5009594
$249.33 View Part Contact Us
Bendix 800332 QR-L Brake Inline Quick Release Valve
Bendix CVS Part No: 800332
$38.60 View Part
Bendix 800372 - SC-3 Air Brake Single Check Valve - New
Bendix CVS Part No: 800372
$32.46 View Part
Bendix 800471 R-12DC Relay Valve
Bendix CVS Part No: 800471
$187.19 View Part
Bendix 800477 R-12DC Universal Brake Relay Valve
Bendix CVS Part No: 800477
$197.75 View Part
Bendix 800534 St-4 Safety Valve
Bendix CVS Part No: 800534
$56.82 View Part

Brake and Wheel End Parts for Heavy-Duty Truck Repairs

Worn brake or wheel-end parts can lead to noise, vibration, poor stopping performance, or extra downtime during service. Wofford Truck Parts offers brake and wheel-end parts for heavy-duty truck repairs where dependable fit and safe operation matter.

The right replacement parts help support braking performance, wheel-end service, and long-term truck reliability. Our inventory includes brake shoes, brake drums, air brake parts, bearings, seals, and related truck parts for common repair needs.

FAQs about Brake & Wheel-End

You may notice brake noise, vibration, pulling, reduced stopping performance, uneven wear, or leaking wheel seals. Inspect your brake system and wheel-end components before ordering so you can match the right replacement parts.
Check your part number, brake type, axle position, dimensions, and truck application. Brake and wheel-end parts can vary by setup, so matching the part to your system helps avoid repair delays.
Inspect brake shoes, drums, hardware, chambers, slack adjusters, seals, and bearings for wear or damage. Our inventory includes brake chambers for common air brake repairs.
Yes. Worn bearings, seals, hubs, or wheel-end hardware can affect stability, alignment, and brake performance. If you see leaks, noise, looseness, or uneven wear, inspect the full wheel-end assembly before completing the repair.
Replace parts when inspection shows wear, cracking, heat damage, leaks, looseness, or confirmed failure. You should also replace related hardware when it no longer fits securely or supports proper brake system operation.