Review on 🔧 Enhance Wheel Performance with Timken 513074 Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly by Aaron Charlton

This hub bearing is great and for the price you can't beat it. A local store, AZ, sells them for over $30 on top of the Revain price. Your Duralast version costs about the same, but wears out quickly. I've been wondering all the time why I replace them so often, I've wondered a lot because it really hurts to change them. People said it was due to worn/loose engine and transmission mounts so I replaced them all. After that we still had Duralast bearings. I switched to Timkin wheel bearings and immediately saw/felt better quality steel. To cut a long story short, it's been around for a few years and I think the quality of Timekin is important. Just don't forget to replace the gaskets. The seals enter the hub between the hub and the constant velocity joint. It is also important.