🔧 Dorman 930-400 Wheel Hub for Lexus and Toyota Vehicles Review

The bushing fits my 2007 Sienna well. It took about half a day to replace the bearing and by doing it myself I saved some money. Pros: Looks like a solid build, good for 07 Siennano defects or issues. Cons: I can't think of anything.

I bought this when I was making a wheel bearing in Camry. The hub is a perfect replacement and saves time trimming races from old hubs. It also comes with a 12-point nut so you don't have to buy another one.

This didn't fit my Lexus and I couldn't return it as it had expired. Initially I thought it came with a bearing but when I arrived I found that it didn't. I had to order stock and when I tried to install the part it didn't fit.

Bought 2 of these and recently installed one of these. Bought for a 2008 Toy Sienna Van. Front passenger side wheel bearing replaced. I didn't want to cut off the portion of the bearing ring that stays on the old hub when you remove the old hub so I bought these and was not disappointed. This hub seems well made, inexpensive and a good fit.

I bought this when I was replacing a front wheel bearing on a 2010 Toyota Venza. I bought it mainly in case I damaged the original when removing the old bearing ring. I spent too much time pressing the old bearing out of the spindle and didn't want to mess with the original hub so I went ahead and fitted a Dorman. No problems so far for a thousand miles after repair.

Worked well on a 2004 Siena that had a front wheel bearing failure. Removing the old bushing and installing a new one can be difficult. I found that this toolkit (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QL1APQQ/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_19) along with my air compressor and air wrench made it easy with a bit of gear puller ingenuity. Just don't forget to put the dust cap on before installing the new bushing!

High enough quality for a great replacement, much cheaper than the dealer. It's worth buying if you're replacing a wheel bearing rather than trying to take out the original bearing race that usually gets stuck there when you pull the bearing out of the knuckle. Save some time. A small disadvantage is the included axle nut, which cannot be screwed onto the axle. No big deal, I used the old axle nut anyway. So if the axle nut is bad, it might be better to get an OEM from Toyota.