When a car is not in use, it is important to take steps to maintain the wheel hub to ensure proper functioning and longevity. Some ways to maintain the wheel hub include:

Keeping the car elevated: If the car will be parked for an extended period of time, it is a good idea to use jack stands or other means to elevate the wheels off the ground. This will help prevent the tires from becoming flat-spotted and will also help reduce the load on the wheel hub bearings.

Cleaning the hub: Periodically cleaning the hub and the surrounding area can help prevent dirt and debris from building up and causing damage. Use a clean cloth or brush to remove any dirt or debris from the hub.

Lubricating the hub: Regularly lubricating the hub can help reduce friction and wear on the bearings. Use a high-quality bearing grease to lubricate the hub.

Inspecting the hub: Regularly inspecting the hub for signs of wear or damage is important. Check for any cracks, rust, or other issues that may indicate a problem with the hub.

Protecting from moisture: Covering the hub with a protective cover can help prevent moisture from getting in and rusting the hub.

Regularly checking the tire pressure and balancing them.

Ford MONDEO Wheel Hub QH861