Wheel Speed Sensors for Trucks
A wheel speed sensor is the wheel-end sensor named by function. This page covers the wheel speed sensing range drawn from the ABS family (32 catalogued entries) together with the related speed sensor family, specified the way the catalogue files it: by OE number and corner.
Specifying a wheel speed sensor takes three facts: the OE number, the corner it fits, and the connector's pin count where the old unit shows one. The catalogue entry behind each OE number carries its application listing, so the confirmation you receive is based on the listed vehicle, model and axle application rather than a visual match. If the old sensor is too damaged to read, the vehicle model, year and axle position give the reply its starting list of candidate numbers.
Order by OE number, not by guesswork
Whether your parts system calls it a wheel speed sensor or an ABS sensor, the order is placed the same way: OE number, wheel position, vehicle. The references catalogued here — 4410329210, 4410321030 and the trailer number 10.13005 among them — are matched to their entries' application listings, which record brand, model and axle, and the reply confirms that match before quoting. Do not order this family by name alone: the gearbox vehicle speed sensor is a different part in a different family. If the old sensor's number is unreadable, the vehicle model, year and corner give the confirmation its starting list of candidates, which are then checked against the catalogue entries before anything is quoted.
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
This family answers to two names, and the neutral boxes leave the shelf label to the buyer: blue or white unbranded cartons avoid printing either 'ABS' or 'wheel speed' on the shelf, while OEMEMBER and UAP branded boxes carry the range identity for resale. On dispatch, more than 100 catalogued items can be dispatched within 3 days and more than 2,700 within 15 days, as stated in the catalogue. Warranty terms for each order are confirmed in the quotation before payment. Product certificates are available upon request — mention it in the inquiry. Keep the confirmed OE list from your first order and quote it back on any repeat order, with the corner for each line stated as before.
Frequently asked questions
What should I send for a wheel speed sensor inquiry?
Send the fault text, the corner it names and the OE number. For intermittent faults, add the tone ring's condition if you inspected it — all of it is filed with the inquiry, and the confirmation is made against the entry's application listing for your number.
Can I replace just one wheel speed sensor?
Orders are placed per corner: each corner's sensor is its own order line, confirmed by its own OE number and position. A single corner can be ordered on its own, and there is no catalogue requirement to order the opposite side with it.
Passive or active — how do I know which I need?
Quote the OE number. The entries record references, applications, lengths and pole counts; they do not record a passive/active type. If the number is unreadable, tell us the truck model and year in the inquiry and the candidates will be checked against their entries.
Tell us the corner and the OE number — the reply confirms the catalogue entry.
Send the OE number, vehicle model and engine — fitment is confirmed against the catalogue entry before any quotation. Samples and mixed-OE orders are welcome.