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ABS Sensors for Trucks and Trailers

This category holds 32 catalogued entries covering truck and trailer applications, including BPW trailer axle applications and Mercedes-Benz and MAN truck applications.

Three entries in the family carry full parameter tables in the source catalogue, and they show the fields an ABS entry is read by. The Mercedes-Benz entry 4410329210 (article OE210016) records a length of 2640 mm and a replaces list that includes DAF and Mercedes-Benz references. The MAN entry 4410321030 (article OE210104) records a total length of 170 cm, two poles and fourteen OEM cross-references. The BPW-filed entry referenced 10.13005 lists Scania in its application field as printed, with a packaging unit of one piece at 9.450 kg. The remaining entries are listed by title and OE number, and each is confirmed against its own record at inquiry.

When you order, the inquiry should carry the corner and the fault text from the vehicle, so both are recorded with the order, and a damaged tone ring is recorded with the inquiry rather than discovered after fitting. The product pages below split the family by use: general ABS wheel speed sensors, and the vehicle speed sensor range that serves the driveline. For the terminology question behind the two names, see the blog comparison of ABS sensor vs wheel speed sensor.

Order by OE number, not by guesswork

Order a wheel-end sensor by three things together: the OE number (4410329210 and 4410321030 are the family's familiar WABCO-style references, 10.13005 its BPW trailer example), the wheel position it came from, and the vehicle. The corner is recorded with the number, since entries are confirmed against application listings that record brand, model and axle. Your number is checked against the entry's application listing — brand, model and axle — and the confirmation comes back before pricing. Mention the tone ring's condition if you inspected it, and include it in the inquiry with the OE number, the wheel position and the vehicle. Unlisted numbers are checked against the wider catalogue on the vehicle details you supply.

Fitment confirmation checklist

For a wheel-end sensor order, send three details together: the OE number, the wheel position (steer, drive or trailer axle; left or right), and the vehicle. Add the tone ring's condition if you inspected it, so it is recorded with the inquiry. Where a catalogue entry lists applicable models, that listing is what the confirmation is based on — if your exact model is not shown, the reply will say so plainly rather than stretch the fitment.

Packaging, stock and dispatch

Wheel-end sensors are ordered by corner, and the packaging offered here is a shelf-identity choice: OEMEMBER and UAP branded boxes for resale shelves, blue and white neutral boxes for own-label programmes. Whichever box is chosen, keep the four corners' variants visibly separate in stock, each labelled by its OE number. Dispatch availability is as catalogued: over 100 items within 3 days, over 2,700 items within 15 days. Warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation before payment, and certificates are available upon request. Keep the confirmed OE list from the first order and quote it back on any repeat order.