🔩 Detroit Axle Rear Wheel Hub & Bearing Replacement for 2008-2012 Town & Country Dodge Grand Caravan VW Routan - 2pc Set - Reliable Automotive Solution Review

2008 Chrysler Town & Country. I have used a Detroit axle many times on many vehicles. Wheel bearings, brakes and struts. I haven't been disappointed yet. The best ratio of price and quality.

I bought this kit to replace the rear hubs on my 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan. This item fits perfectly and feels well made. I've had them installed for 1 month with no problems. I would buy them again if needed.

So far so good, they were fitted about 1000 miles ago and they seem to work well, the fit and finish of these bearings seemed good. I usually buy SKF wheel bearings in Napa but decided to take a chance as the price will be updated if anything changes but my impressions so far are worth the purchase.

After watching the video of the U-tube procedure, I decided to do a job I had never done before. The parts were exact replicas of the manufacturer's original parts, with a very small difference in the way the wiring is routed and attached to the body, but a pair of mounting clips made a very small difference.

The perfect replacement part. Removing the old ones is problematic, they are welded with rust. But check out Eric O. on South Main Auto on YouTube. He has a great video on how to replace them. They fixed the annoying growl from the rear axle. Including wheel bolts and new wheel speed sensor.

First review. Installed in 30 minutes with the help of my 7 year old son. Compared to the original 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan, there was an extra clip on the wiring harness, which did not affect the installation. Turns smoothly, let's hope it lasts another 130,000 miles like the original. Dodge's design makes installation difficult without various extensions or hinges that you may need. For my application it only took 18mm, 16mm, 13mm and 19mm to remove wheel lugs. Be prepared to use rust…

May 25th - I opened up the first hub assembly last night after removing the old one from my wife's van and found the new one very difficult to install was. turn around and I hear it screeching. You can see the effort it takes to rotate it in the attached video and you can hear the sound it makes when I rotate it. The first part shown is the defective part. I opened the second box and it spins quite easily and there is no noise so it looks like I have a bad part. The second (serviceable) node is