2007-2015 Mazda CX-7 CX-9 Front Right Loaded Knuckle Assembly
Front Right Loaded Knuckle Assembly for Mazda CX-7 & CX-9
Complete knuckle assembly ready to bolt on—no core charges or core returns. Built as a loaded unit, so you get the steering knuckle, bearing, and hub integrated together. This eliminates the guesswork of sourcing and rebuilding individual components.
Key Features
- Loaded assembly design - Knuckle, bearing, and hub pre-integrated to cut labor time
- No core charge - No return logistics or deposit holds
- OEM-spec fitment - Designed to match factory mounting points and geometry
Specs
- Front right side position
- Loaded assembly (knuckle, bearing, hub included)
Whats Included
- Front right loaded knuckle assembly
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a core deposit, or can I just install and go?
No core deposit or core return required. Buy it, bolt it on, and you're done. That's the whole point of a loaded assembly—no exchange hassle down the road.
Will this bolt straight to my factory suspension points?
Yes. The assembly is designed to mount at OEM points without modification. You'll use your existing fasteners and hardware.
What's the difference between this and buying a bare knuckle?
A loaded assembly comes with the bearing and hub already fitted. A bare knuckle means you source and press those parts yourself. This unit saves you the machine shop trip and stacking tolerances.
Products received may vary slightly from images due to manufacturing tolerances or supply chain variables.
International Orders (Outside USA)
Please be aware your country may charge import fees of up to 20% in some cases. If delivery is refused, return shipping costs us 4x the original shipping fee, so we will charge a 50% restocking fee. By purchasing you agree to these terms.
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