Brake Wheel Cylinder suppliers in India
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About brake wheel cylinder
Bolted to the back plate of a drum brake, the wheel cylinder receives fluid from the master cylinder and uses one or two small pistons to spread the brake shoes against the drum. The listed rear wheel cylinder suits this layout. Most have cast iron or aluminium bodies with rubber cups, dust boots, a spring and a bleed screw. Buyers compare bore diameter, single or double-acting design, inlet thread size, mounting bolt pattern, bleed screw position and compatibility with DOT 3 or DOT 4 fluid. Rear wheel cylinders serve cars, three-wheelers and light trucks.
Buyer's guide
What to check
- Match the bore diameter, usually stamped on the cylinder body
- Check the inlet thread size and mounting bolt pattern
- Confirm single or double-acting design and the bleed screw position
- Look for rubber cups compatible with DOT 3 or DOT 4 fluid
What to ask the supplier
- Ask for the vehicle model and side (left or right) the cylinder fits
- Ask whether the body is cast iron or aluminium, and the warranty period
Content updated 9 October 2026



