ABS Gear Ring
The anti-lock braking system (ABS) is a safety feature designed to help you stop your vehicle in an emergency. The system uses a number of sensors and valves to detect the speed of your wheels and transmit a signal to your control unit.

An ABS Gear Ring is an important part of the system, and it can be located in a variety of places around your wheel hubs or driveshafts depending on the type of car you drive. Front-wheel drive cars often have two rings, but rear-wheel drive models usually have only one.

A bad ABS Gear Ring can make your brakes feel slow and jerky, or even cause them to lock up. It is also a sign that your brakes aren't working correctly, which is why you should replace it as soon as possible.

The ABS Gear Ring is a gear-like device that acts as a counterpiece to the sensor ring of an antilock braking system. It is made of high-quality steel and coated with a surface protector to prevent damage.

It is a good idea to inspect your ABS gear ring for signs of corrosion. If it has rust, you should remove the ring and clean it carefully with a wire brush or a rag.

You should be able to replace an ABS Gear Ring without having to disassemble your entire drive shaft, as long as you have the right tools and repair manual. It is recommended to consult with your local auto parts retailer about the best replacement ABS Gear Ring for your model of vehicle.