Best wheel hub assembly??

[D is for DENALI]

If there was a best option for wheel hub assemblies, which company would it be? Moog? Timken? Expensive oem?

Im going to change the hubs all around next summer when i get tires and do the steering, and would like to have an approximate cost..

Best hub assembly thread... go!!! Lol

 

[HiHoeSilver]

Timken. Thread closed.

 

[D is for DENALI]

Ok, well, when in rome....

 

[rockola1971]

Stay away from anything not made in the U.S. I know youve heard that before, but this time it really matters!

 

[Doubeleive]

I prefer the moog because it comes with a 3 year warranty, but Timken is good as well

 

[HiHoeSilver]

You won't need a warrantee with a Timken bearing.

 

[D is for DENALI]

I was looking at differential rebuild kits, and some come with timken bearings...they are $85 more than koyo bearings.. are they that much better?

I don't mind 85 bucks for something that should last as long as I own it but it better be better!!! Lol

 

[zraffz]

I bought El cheapo advance Auto hub assemblies for the Tahoe... 4 years and 50k miles on 35" tires and everything is fine...

My 2500HD got Timkens.

 

[swathdiver]

Timken. I bought a Chinese hub for one of my Pontiacs. Appeared to be good quality and worked fine but ABS sensor was no good from the start. Just replaced one on my truck and went with Timken. Works perfect. I reckon they make them for GM, it was less than AC Delco and ABS wiring was the same. Amazon Prime.

 

[ezstriper]

just put in a moog in my HHR, was fine, the cheap ones the sensors are junk and most will be doing it again