Review on Timken 513024 Wheel Bearing by Noah Warneking

When I need bearings for my machine I usually go to Timken first. Why? Because these are NTN bearings made in Japan, sold in Timken packaging and cheaper than I found NTN bearings in the packaging. This is the third time I have replaced wheel bearings in my vehicles with TImken (second time on this vehicle after about 200,000 miles and over 5 years). They have always been labor camps and have lasted a long time. Of course, I regularly change my bearings every 100-120,000 miles, so I can't judge bearing life after that. I just want my axles to last as long. The only problem I have with them is that they don't make front hubs for my car. Also, I recommend this brand to anyone looking for good bearings for their car.