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MAN Truck Bearing

A MAN Truck Bearing is a precision-made round part — like the VKBA 5407 wheel hub bearing or the BTH 0022 hub unit — that lets a MAN truck's wheels, axles, and gearbox shafts spin smoothly under heavy loads, so choosing the correct OEM-matched size and part number is the key to a safe, long-lasting truck.

Shree Balaji Export makes and supplies strong, long-lasting MAN Truck Bearings for trucks, buses, and trailers. We send these bearings to many countries, like Sri Lanka, South Africa, UAE, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, Thailand, and Kuwait. Our customers trust us because we give good prices, safe packing, fast delivery, and friendly support. Every MAN Truck Bearing we sell follows international quality rules.

Product Details:

Bearing Number 32211
Bore Diameter (ID) 25 mm
Outer Diameter (OD) 62 mm
Number of Rows Single Row
Application Automotive, Tractor, Truck & Bus
Material Chrome Steel
Cage Type Steel Cage

What Is a MAN Truck Bearing?

A MAN Truck Bearing is a small round part that sits between two moving pieces of a truck, like a wheel and its axle, or gears inside a gearbox. Its job is simple: it lets these parts spin smoothly and stops them from rubbing against each other. Less rubbing means less heat, less damage, and a longer life for the truck.

MAN trucks are famous for driving very long distances without breaking down. To match this strong reputation, the bearings inside a MAN truck must also be tough. They need to carry heavy loads, handle bumpy roads, and work well in hot, dusty, or wet weather — from busy highways in Nigeria to sandy roads in the UAE.

Types of MAN Truck Bearing & Sizes

MAN trucks use different kinds of bearings in different parts of the vehicle. Each type is made for a special job. Below are the main types we supply, along with their part numbers and sizes.

a) Double Row Tapered Roller Wheel Hub Bearings

This is the most common type of MAN Truck Bearing. It is a sealed unit with two rows of small rollers packed close together. Because it has two rows, it can hold both the weight of the truck (pushing down) and the sideways force from turning corners. This makes it perfect for the wheel hub — the part where the wheel connects to the axle.

Popular part numbers in this group are:
  • VKBA 5407 / 805531 / FAG 566427.H195 — Bore: 58 mm, OD: 110 mm, Width: 115 mm. Used in MAN and SAF trailer axle wheel hubs.
  • BTH 0022 / VKBA 5412 / 805003A.H195 — Bore: 82 mm, OD: 140 mm, Width: 115 mm. Fits MAN and Mercedes-Benz truck wheel hub positions.
  • VKBA 5408 / 81 93420 0320 — Bore: 105 mm, OD: 160 mm, Width: 140 mm. A heavy-duty hub bearing for MAN drive axles.
  • BTH-0010D / VKBA 5414 / Timken NP793154 — Bore: 78 mm, OD: 168 mm, Width: 148 mm. Used for MAN heavy front axle hub positions.
  • 801974E.H195 / 801974.12.H195 — Wheel hub bearing unit used in both MAN and Iveco trucks.
  • BTF 0021 / VKBA 5377 — Front wheel hub bearing for MAN trucks.
b) Single Row Tapered Roller Bearings (Metric Series)

MAN trucks also use single row tapered roller bearings in many places — gearboxes, differentials, front axles, and trailer axles. These bearings have a cone shape. This shape lets them hold weight from two directions at once: straight down and sideways. Because of this, they are used in many different spots on the truck.

Common sizes for MAN gearbox and axle positions include:
  • 32216 series — 80 × 140 × 35.25 mm. Used in front and rear wheel positions.
  • 32218 series — 90 × 160 × 42.5 mm. Used in rear axle and gearbox positions.
  • 33212 series — 60 × 110 × 38 mm. Fits gearbox, front axle, and differential spots.
  • T2ED070 series — 70 × 130 × 43 mm. Used for MAN truck and trailer front wheels.
c) Cylindrical Roller Bearings

Inside a MAN gearbox, the input and output shafts spin very fast and carry a lot of straight-down (radial) force. A cylindrical roller bearing is the best choice here. Its rollers are shaped like small cylinders, not cones, so they can carry heavy radial loads with very little friction.

  • F221302.1 type — 55 × 104 × 27 mm. Used in MAN gearbox shaft and wheel hub assemblies.
  • NU / NJ series — Used across MAN heavy-duty transmission systems.
d) Tapered Roller Bearings (Inch Series)

Some MAN models, especially older trucks and trucks made for export markets, use bearings measured in inches instead of millimeters. These are common in:

  • Rear axle and differential positions
  • Trailer axle positions
  • Heavy front and steer axle positions

Quick Reference Table: MAN Truck Bearing Part Numbers

Part Number Type Size (mm) Used In
VKBA 5407 / 805531 Double Row Tapered 58 × 110 × 115 Trailer Axle Wheel Hub
BTH 0022 / VKBA 5412 Double Row Tapered 82 × 140 × 115 Truck Wheel Hub
VKBA 5408 Double Row Tapered 105 × 160 × 140 Drive Axle Hub
BTH-0010D / VKBA 5414 Double Row Tapered 78 × 168 × 148 Front Axle Hub
32216 Single Row Tapered 80 × 140 × 35.25 Front/Rear Wheel
32218 Single Row Tapered 90 × 160 × 42.5 Rear Axle / Gearbox
T2ED070 Single Row Tapered 70 × 130 × 43 Front Wheel
F221302.1 Cylindrical Roller 55 × 104 × 27 Gearbox Shaft

Why Choose a Good Quality MAN Truck Bearing?

A truck runs for many years and covers many kilometers. A bad bearing can stop all that hard work in one day. Here is why a good MAN Truck Bearing matters:

  • More Uptime: A strong bearing lasts longer and breaks down less, so the truck stays on the road and keeps earning money.
  • Saves Money Later: A cheap bearing may cost less today, but it can damage the axle or gearbox, which costs much more to fix.
  • Keeps People Safe: If a wheel bearing fails while the truck is moving fast, it can cause a serious accident. A good bearing keeps drivers and other people safe.
  • Saves Fuel: A smooth bearing means less friction, and less friction means the engine does not have to work as hard.
  • Less Noise and Shaking: A worn-out bearing makes noise and shakes the cabin. A good bearing keeps the ride smooth and quiet.
  • Correct Fit Every Time: Our team checks OEM cross-reference numbers carefully, so you always get the right bearing for your truck.
  • Reliable Export Supply: We ship MAN Truck Bearings to South Africa, Nigeria, UAE, Indonesia, and many other countries, on time, every time.

Where Are MAN Truck Bearings Used?

MAN trucks work in many kinds of jobs around the world. Here are the main places our MAN Truck Bearings are used:

  • Long-Distance Freight: MAN trucks carry heavy loads across long routes in countries like Nigeria, South Africa, and Indonesia. This puts a lot of stress on wheel and gearbox bearings.
  • Bus and Passenger Travel: MAN buses stop and start many times a day in busy cities across Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Their bearings must handle this constant starting and stopping.
  • Construction Sites: MAN tipper and mixer trucks work on rough construction sites in the UAE and Kuwait, where dust and sand can be a problem for weak bearings.
  • Mining Work: In South African mines, MAN trucks carry heavy rocks and materials all day. Their bearings need extra protection from dust and dirt.
  • Farm Transport: In Indonesia and Thailand, MAN trucks move goods from farms to factories. Their bearings need strong rubber seals to block out dirt and water.
  • Port and Container Work: At busy ports like Colombo (Sri Lanka) and Port Said (Egypt), MAN trucks run almost non-stop. Their bearings must handle this heavy daily use with very little maintenance.
Conclusion

A MAN Truck Bearing may be small, but it plays a big part in how well and how safely a truck runs. From the wheel hub to the gearbox shaft, every bearing matters. Picking the right bearing from a trusted supplier makes the difference between a truck that runs for years and one that breaks down early.

Get quality-assured MAN truck bearings for bulk orders and global export requirements. Send us your bearing requirement and get a competitive quote today.

Frequently Asked Questions

OEM means Original Equipment Manufacturer. This number is given by MAN itself in its official parts book. It is the safest way to identify the correct bearing for your truck. Numbers from brands like SKF (VKBA series) and FAG may also correspond to the same MAN part, so you can use them to help identify the right bearing. Always verify cross-reference numbers before ordering.

The easiest way is to check the official MAN parts catalogue using your truck's model and year. If you don't have this information, you can send us the bearing's bore size, outer diameter, and width, or your truck's chassis number. Our team can help match it to the correct part for you.

Aftermarket bearings can offer reliable performance when sourced from a reputable supplier and manufactured to the correct specifications. Quality depends on materials, manufacturing standards, dimensions, and quality control. Always check compatibility and supplier documentation before choosing an aftermarket bearing.

Most bearings fail because of dirt or moisture entering the bearing, incorrect or insufficient lubrication, excessive loads, misalignment, or improper installation. To reduce failures, use the correct bearing, follow the recommended lubrication schedule, inspect seals regularly, use suitable installation tools, and operate the truck within its specified load limits.

Shree Balaji Export can assist with enquiries for bulk orders of MAN truck bearings for destinations such as South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, the UAE, Kuwait, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, and other international markets. Contact us to confirm product availability, order quantities, export documentation, shipping options, and delivery timelines.