Review on 🔧 Timken SP580205 Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly: Ensuring Smooth Wheel Performance by Albert Gaines

Long story short, the dealer charged 3400.00 to replace the front bearing assemblies on my 2003 F250, they wanted 547.00 per side for the parts. I found out that Timken (after looking at them, they're as good or better than OEM, in fact they supply a lot of OEM bearing units) are made in America and for something as important as this, which I cared about, so they are a respected/excellent OEM replacement in my eyes. In my local auto zone they were 324.99 per side, I found them here for 186.00, waited 3 days for them to arrive (ordered them Thursday night) and although I had high expectations when they arrived they exceeded them. The Timken fitment included not only spare O-rings, but also spare rear bolts! At the dealer it would be 50 euros extra per side! They built up perfectly (took about 3 hours but I have a drum shop etc. I would say 5-6 if you did it in the driveway) and they are really beautiful things. machine-made, they look just as at home on a space shuttle as they do on a heavy-duty truck. I sincerely recommend this product. lj