Front Steering Knuckle for Volkswagen Lavida Golf IV Bora Toledo II Seat Leon Skoda Octavia Audi A3

Front Steering Knuckle for Volkswagen Lavida Golf IV Bora Toledo II Seat Leon Skoda Octavia Audi A3

Part Number: 1J0407255N 1J0407255H 1J0407256N 1J0407256H

Volkswagen Lavida
Volkswagen Golf IV
Volkswagen Bora
Seat Toledo II
Seat Leon
Skoda Octavia
Audi A3 (1J0 generation)
These parts are specifically designed for the front suspension system and are considered direct replacements for the original equipment. The 1J0407255N is for the left (driver's side) and 1J0407256N is for the right (passenger side).

Based on the compatibility data, these steering knuckles fit various model years:
Seat Toledo (1998-2006)
Skoda Octavia (up to 2010 for certain variants)
Volkswagen models from the late 1990s to mid-2000s

Features & Benefits:
High-quality replacement part for front left/right suspension strut
Ensures proper wheel alignment and bearing function
Durable construction for long-lasting performance
Direct fit – no modifications required
Maintains safety and stability of your VW

Description:

The steering knuckle is a crucial part of a vehicle's steering and suspension system. Its main functions are:
Connecting the Wheel to the Suspension: It links the wheel hub (and thus the wheel) to the suspension components.
Allowing Wheel Rotation: It provides a pivot point so the wheel can turn left or right when you steer.
Supporting the Brakes: It holds the brake components like the caliper in place.
Transmitting Load: It transfers forces between the suspension and the wheel, helping maintain stability and control.
In short, the steering knuckle lets the wheels turn smoothly while supporting the weight and forces of the vehicle.

Note:

This steering knuckle is the replacement for above model's suspension system, and may help you resolve those problems: 

① hard braking ② difficult turning of wheels ③ uneven tire wear ④ abnormal shaking.

To determine if replacement is needed, you should perform both visual inspections and measurement checks. Visual inspections involve looking for cracks, deformation, and corrosion, while measurement checks compare alignment angles and physical dimensions to manufacturer specifications.
If you notice any of these symptoms or signs of damage, it's important to have the steering knuckle replaced as soon as possible, as driving with a damaged knuckle can be dangerous.

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