YOUR RESEARCHWheel Bearing Replacement - Selecting a Brand
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I need to do my wheel bearings as they're starting to howl despite having no play. Since they're a fairly cheap part, I might as well do all of em at once. Am curious as to whether anyone has opinions or rather facts on the quality of the bearing manufacturers: ***, NTN or SKF. All are OEM suppliers. All have been around for over 100 years and all are well known. Are there any design differences that would make one more durable than the other?
Do a google search. There was an owner of a bearing company who swapped his bearings into a new GTR and it was significantly faster in the 1/4 mile. It might be worth looking into.
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Sounds like a pretty biased review to me! Anyways, I replaced two of my wheel bearings so far - timkin and *** (I think). Initial fit for both of them was perfect and they've been great. I know I won't know about longevity for another 50k miles - but for now they all seem the same.
let me know i can get your the parts
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