gyrator930

Replacing a bad hub assembly. Any suggestions on which brand to get? Autozone carries a timken one but I dont know anything about them. Quadratec doesnt even list the brand on the hub assembly they carry. Just curious as to what brands have worked well for you guys. 01 xj

freegdr

I run napas come with 3 year gaurantee replace b4 3 years and its like having life time.

mdnov

Timken used to be a great bearing. They are usually made in China now. They are supposed to be made to exacting specifications though. It is difficult to find any made here. What I do now is to find one with the longest warranty. I have found NAPA brand to be of reasonable quality. But they are outsourcing their products too.

scottmphoto

I have used the Timken's and haven't had any problems yet. I still don't like the idea of not being able to adjust wheel bearings though. I hate the whole design, but it's not bad I guess.

Radi

Timken is still good. They DO make some of their bearings in China, but it's with imported steel, American engineering and duplicates exactly the stateside process.
They built the plants there primarily to supply bearings to China's enormous wind-energy industry. (they don't trust Chinese-made bearings either, lol)

nickxj94

I run Oreallys brand Precision's they have a lifetime warranty lol

letsgomuddin

X3 on the napa units, I got 100k miles out of my last pair!

Unknown XJ

I've got Timken's myself. Got them both online at partsgeek.com for $181.00 and that includes shipping and insurance.

Malik3404

I used Moog from Autozone.

no rdplz

I run TIMKEN's. Same deal as others, just replace them before 3 years is up. They had some quality issues for about 6 months, but got it sorted out and are back where they should be.

caged

SKF here

lifetime warranty