Detroit Axle - Front Wheel Bearings & Hub Assembly Replacement for 4WD 6-Lug K1500 K2500 Suburban Tahoe Yukon [Old Body Style] - 2pc Set Review

Fit is perfect I think I've been riding them for about 6 months and haven't had any issues with them and the ABS sensor still works

Has worked well so far direct fit sensors work so I have abs now I have 33 and I have driven about 600 miles on them and they are like that tight as possible. yet at least 100 of them were HARD miles

They fit my 99 GMC Suburban perfectly. My ABS warning light came on, which was often caused by a faulty wheel speed sensor. Replacing the wheel bearings with an integrated sensor solved the problem. About 2 hours of work on both wheels.

Anti-lock issues below 10 mph. Condensation and rust in the original hubs led the sensor to think the wheel was locked and the anti-lock system spun when the pedal was lost. 1997 K1500, no engine code or brake code to indicate the problem. New bushings, no rust, problem gone.

I replaced almost the entire front end with a 1998 Chevrolet Silverado K1500. I bought both hubs through the Detroit axle and one fell apart and the other had play. I drove less than 3 miles to a wheel alignment shop. So I had to pay for 2 more hubs and have the tire shop fit new ones as I couldn't continue without losing a tire. Now for the fun part: The Detroit Axis wants me to pay them another $55 to send me new ones.