Front Hub 3 Pin Micro LH w/Bearing Black

The Front Hub 3 Pin Micro LH w/Bearing Black is a precision-engineered wheel hub assembly purpose-built for mini and micro vehicle applications, particularly those running compact or lightweight racing and custom automotive builds. As a driver-side (left-hand) component, this hub serves as the critical mounting point where your wheel connects to the suspension system, transferring steering inputs and supporting vehicle weight with direct-mount reliability. Whether you're restoring a classic mini, building a show car, or upgrading a lightweight performance machine, this black anodized aluminum hub delivers the durability and fitment accuracy that professional mechanics demand.

Manufactured by KEIZER ALUMINUM WHEELS, INC., a recognized name in quality wheel components, this hub features an integrated bearing assembly that eliminates the need for separate bearing installation—a design choice that reduces assembly time and potential misalignment during setup. The 3-pin direct-mount configuration provides a solid, vibration-free connection ideal for high-cornering-load applications, while the black anodized aluminum construction offers corrosion resistance and a professional appearance without sacrificing structural integrity. The compact micro proportions (measuring 8 x 2 x 9 inches and weighing just 2 lbs) make this hub suitable for downsized platforms where weight savings and tight packaging are non-negotiable, yet the integrated bearing ensures smooth wheel rotation under sustained driving conditions.

This driver-side hub is ideal for builders and restorers working on mini vehicles, formula cars, or lightweight customs where OEM hubs are either unavailable or incompatible with modern suspension geometry. Installation requires alignment with your vehicle's spindle or upright and proper torque specifications for the 3-pin fasteners to maintain bearing preload and wheel runout tolerances. Verify compatibility with your specific frame and suspension setup before purchase, as micro hubs require precise fitment; consult your build manual or suspension manufacturer for bolt pattern and offset specifications to ensure seamless integration into your project.