Exploring remote roads or high-steep slopes in inclement weather is dangerous if you do not have the right vehicle. On the other hand, owning a four by four truck, sports utility vehicle or jeep can give you the confidence to go on an outdoor adventure even under an unforgiving weather condition. Ordinary street vehicles do not have the robustness and engine power to do such explorations. However, the thing that sets apart the tough vehicles from the ordinary ones is the ability to maintain torque and good handling even during worst weather conditions.

One of the reasons for this is the “locking in” of the front wheels during high-steep climbs or during highly bumpy driving. The locking hub is the mechanism that is partially responsible for this. Superwinch locking hub provides an efficient and reliable mechanical “locking in” for the front wheels during strenuous situations. There are two varieties of locking hubs, namely, the automatic locking hub and the manual locking hub.

Automatic locking hubs are activated either mechanically using a shift lever or electronically by flipping a switch or pushing a control button. On the other hand, manual locking hubs require the driver to get out of the vehicle to turn a dial on the hub face by hand to lock position. Generally speaking, the Superwinch locking hub is manually operated. It is usually sold in pairs with 10 to 19 splines and 6 bolts. Installing it in early vehicle models may require you to cut off the threaded axle end. You should not compromise the stability of your steering system by choosing the wrong product. You could end up spending more than what is warranted by your budget. Our website offers premium locking hubs and other aftermarket automotive products. Our product catalog covers automotive parts, accessories, automotive gadgets and electronic components.