GAZ bearing

GAZ is a Russian manufacturer of trucks and cars. The production was founded jointly with Ford and is located in Nizhny Novgorod. In 1932, the first models of the company were produced: the GAZ-A passenger car and the one and a half-ton GAZ-AA truck. The Second World War slowed down the development of domestic automobile production. Only after its completion the famous model of a world-class passenger car appeared, bearing the symbolic name “Victory” GAZ-20. In 1956 it was replaced by the Volga GAZ-21 model, and three years later the first government Chaika rolled off the assembly line. The ancestor of modern “Volgas” is considered the GAZ-24 model, the production of which began in 1969. However, the plant is now producing modern cars. For example, the Volga Siber, based on the 2008 Chrysler Sebring. In addition, the production of freight vehicles continues, the most famous representative of which can be considered the “Gazelle”.
The bearing use is GAZ are as following: