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RELIABLE PERFORMANCE -- Precise roll-form design ensures consistent and optimal factory-installed preload to minimize excessive noise and wear. EXTENDED SERVICE LIFE -- Application-specific advanced raceway design reduces stress, rotation and heat on components. EASY TO INSTALL -- Engineered and designed for fast, hassle-free installation. CORROSION PROTECTION -- Coated wheel studs resist corrosion and rust for easier removal and proper torqueing. RIGOROUS TESTING -- Comprehensive testing throughout design and development processes by MOOG engineers for quality you can count on.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Moog 515036 Best in Hub Assemblies

I replaced the left side with AC Delco. Couldn't tell it apart from the original I shot. Everything was exactly the same and the bearings were Timken. There is no indication of where Delco was manufactured or assembled. This device is made in Korea. It looks great, the fit and finish is excellent and it mounts superbly. However, no markings on the bearings or anywhere else other than a Moog stamp, and the wiring harness wasn't as thick as the Delco block. Also, the angle of the wire harness…

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  • Spare Parts
Cons
  • Some small things

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Don't skimp - buy Moog

A few years ago I swapped the wheel hubs on my 2004 Silverado. I didn't have time to do both together and was in a dilemma, so I bought a cheap unbranded one for the first (had to do it right away because it was too bad) and saved a few bucks more to replace the second after a few months with a Moog hub. The OEM bushings lasted about 11.5 years. The cheap replacement died after three. The Moog replacement is still as smooth and quiet as the day I installed it. Replaced the cheap one with a Moog

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  • Bearing
Cons
  • Nothing

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Read my review. Very good product.

I have had Timken, GM and Moog hubs. Cups have always lasted the longest and were the quietest. I think they and SKF (Napa) are the two best out there. I change mine whenever I disassemble the front, so every 2-3 years. When doing this job, replace the front dust shields, hub bolts and preferably the hub nut caps. GM spec calls for replacing the hub nut each time it is removed and tightened to specification. If you ever hear a squeak or squeak from the front it is most likely due to your dust…

Pros
  • Bearings and seals
Cons
  • Some trouble

Revainrating 1 out of 5

One of the two bought broke down in the first fifty kilometers!

I bought two of these for my 2002 GMC 4X4 pickup. The exchange was necessary so that my truck could pass the obligatory TÜV test. I had my usual professional mechanic install them and then took the truck in for inspection just to find the correct wheel bearing and hub assembly. I've tried contacting Moog 3 times to get some satisfaction from them as their bearing and hub assemblies don't usually fail within the first 100 miles. I'm still waiting for the third week since the installation, my…

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  • Hub Assembly
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  • Appearance