A brake wheel cylinder RFQ should start with bore size, port thread, mounting distance and side position. These details are more useful than a loose vehicle name because many drum brake wheel cylinders look similar but do not interchange.
Short answer for buyers
For replacement programs, buyers should send the bore size, port thread, mounting hole distance, left or right side, piston and boot style, and a front plus side photo. Meklov uses those details to check the correct brake wheel cylinder range before quotation.
RFQ fields to prepare
| RFQ field | Why it matters | Buyer note |
|---|---|---|
| Bore size | Controls hydraulic displacement and brake response. | Send inch or millimeter size if marked. |
| Port thread | Prevents hose or pipe mismatch. | Confirm thread and port angle. |
| Mounting distance | Separates similar-looking cylinders. | Measure center to center. |
| Side position | Left and right parts may differ. | Send pair photos when possible. |
When price comparison becomes unreliable
Comparing only by photo can lead to errors if the bore, thread or mounting distance is missing. For distributors and repair-kit buyers, the safer process is to quote by model data first, then confirm finish, fittings, packing and order quantity.
Next step
Send the wheel cylinder photos and dimensions through the Meklov RFQ form. Include market, annual quantity and packaging requirement if this is a repeat program.
Need help matching a brake part?
Send product photos, model references, quantity, destination market and packaging requirements. Meklov can review the RFQ scope before quotation.