Review on 🔧 High-Quality Rear Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly for Volkswagen Passat CC Tiguan (FWD Models), Beetle Eos, Golf R, City GTI, Jetta, Audi Q3 TT - AUQDD 512319 x2 (Pair) [5 Lug] - Left or Right Compatible by Greg Simms

Bought and installed in December 2020. It's now 23rd July 2021. Look how worn it is. Replaced by autozone durlast. Tip: It's best to pay for the manufacturer or the quality aftermarket. 12/31/20. After replacing the bearings with a new set I've probably driven about 2000 miles, a little more, one of the bearings still squeaks, it looks like rubber rubbing on rubber. I will not replace them with the same set because I am afraid that I will get another set that I will have to change again, although it is very easy to change them, it just takes a long time. However, I'm good at it now as I've changed two sets since I bought them. 07/23/2021 My bearing failed 7-8 months after installation. I have a photo of a worn TRQ bearing and another aftermarket bearing (Duralast). The photo shows that TRQ has a rubber seal. This seal does not protect against dirt and sand that can damage the seal. This will cause grease to leak out and the bearing to fail. Before you give up, you will notice a grinding noise. This applies to all camps. Your car will also get rougher while driving. Hope this helps someone. Cheap in the beginning but expensive in the end. Smart time and money. Not to mention that they go on a long journey