Detroit Axle Bearing Assembly Pontiac Review

The part is broken and bent the ABS safety bars! Also the ABS wires were cut on BOTH parts! There is absolutely no point in complaining to Revain, they do NOTHING to fix the parts dealers! Be prepared to purchase additional retail supplies if you don't have time to wait for a return! THIS process is MIXED!

Bought a pair but only fitted one. It's been about 10 months and 30,000 miles and it's still quiet, no abs or traction, stability control lights. The old car has over 150,000 miles on it, I am the original owner and just after the 36,000 mile warranty expired I started replacing the front wheel bearings with more expensive branded bearings, none of which can withstand these cars. I am happy with this purchase.

Overall I thought these hubs were good but one thing prevented them from getting a 5 star rating. As other buyers have noted, the wheel studs did not match, making assembly difficult. There was a feeling that the threads were crossed or somehow damaged. It only showed up on one of the hubs, so this is a quality control issue with the assemblies or parts used to assemble those assemblies. I hope there are no other defects.

Fitted on the right hand side a few years ago, no problems. I installed the left side about a month ago, initially there were no problems. Last week I had to remove the left tire to check the suspension and 3 out of 5 studs broke. Two of the three didn't break initially, but with some effort I was able to break them with my fingers. I'm a former certified professional and have never seen anything like this. Looks like the bolts weren't heat treated properly or something. Everything has been…

I bought a set of front wheel bearings on 12/17/16 and one failed before 3/12/17. I called 3/30/17 to get a replacement 'under warranty' and was told I would have to pay more than $36 deposit and $25 shipping and if the old bearing was found to be faulty , the $36 will be refunded, but I would still remain due to $25 shipping. If I had done the math correctly, I would have paid $11 for another camp. If I were you I would buy bearings at your local auto parts store. At the very least, you get a…