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Platinum Wheel Bearing Kit for Kia Rio I 1.3 5 Dr. H/back A3E - PQ217P

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Platinum Wheel Bearing Kit for Kia Rio I 1.3 5 Dr. H/back A3E - PQ217PVehicle Fitment & Part Details This platinum wheel bearing kit is listed for the Kia Rio I 1. 3 5 Dr. H back A3E (98 04). The wheel bearing supports smooth wheel hub rotation. Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details. Verify VIN engine. Key Details SKU PQ217P Component Platinum Wheel Bearing Kit Position Wheel Configuration Kit (covers one wheel) Range Platinum Primary Fitment Kia Rio I 1. 3 5 Dr. H back A3E (98 04) Dimensions 19

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

This platinum wheel bearing kit is listed for the Kia Rio I 1.3 5 Dr. H/back A3E (98-04). The wheel bearing supports smooth wheel hub rotation. Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details. Verify VIN/engine.

Key Details

SKU
PQ217P
Component
Platinum Wheel Bearing Kit
Position
Wheel
Configuration
Kit (covers one wheel)
Range
Platinum
Primary Fitment
Kia Rio I 1.3 5 Dr. H/back A3E (98-04)
Dimensions
19/27 mm inner diameter, 45.2/50.3 mm outer diameter, 16.7/14.7 mm height

Product Specifications

Specification Value
Inner Diameter 19/27 mm
Outer Diameter 45.2/50.3 mm
Height 16.7/14.7 mm

Vehicle Fitment

Includes 3 supplied applications covering Kia, Mazda. Use the full table below to confirm model, engine option and year range before ordering.

Make Model / Application Year Range
Kia Rio I 1.3 5 Dr. H/back A3E, 1.5 5 Dr. H/back A5D 98-04
Mazda 323 FWD 1.3 L, H/back, Sedan E/B3, 1.5, L H/back, Sedan E5, 1.6 EGi Hatch, L, Sedan, SL Hatch, SL Sedan, Sport Hatch B6i/F6 84-91
Mazda 130 Hatch, Midge, Sedan, Sting B3, 160, i, S Hatch, Midge, Sedan, Sting F6, 200i, e Hatch 8/16V FE 2000 95-05

Fitment Notes

  • Always match the listed vehicle details before ordering. Verify VIN/engine.
  • Open-ended dates (e.g. "2002-") reflect supplier catalogue data and must be confirmed against the vehicle before ordering.

Compatibility Verification Notes

  • Confirm compatibility using VIN, engine code, OE reference and original part comparison before ordering.
  • Confirm your ABS type (ABS / non-ABS / ASB / encoder ring) before ordering - the wrong ABS variant will not function correctly.
  • Match the supplied dimensions to your original bearing: 19/27 mm inner diameter, 45.2/50.3 mm outer diameter, 16.7/14.7 mm height.
  • This kit covers one wheel; order two for a full axle.
  • This listing is for part identification and compatibility checking only. Installation must be carried out according to the vehicle manufacturer's service information by a suitably qualified person.

Common Questions

Will this platinum wheel bearing kit fit my Kia?
This part (PQ217P) is listed for the fitments shown on this page. Confirm by matching the fitment details and your original part. Verify VIN/engine.

Does this cover one wheel or both?
This kit covers one wheel. Order two if you are replacing both sides of the axle.

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