Enhanced Performance MOOG 515054 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly Review

Bought this for my 2001 2WD Suburban after a factory recall failed to fix the low speed ABS activation. I could probably just replace the sensor, but the car is 20 years old and has 170,000 miles on it. So I decided to just replace the entire hub. I bought 2 - one for each front wheel as I didn't know which side the faulty sensor was on. I swapped the driver's side first, which fixed the problem. The old bushing was very difficult to remove (check it out on youtube). Since I found it very…

I don't like incompatible parts. Perhaps the only difference in performance is that they were made in different factories. I don't know, but one of the two didn't have the dust cover that the other had. Both are stamped MOOG part number 515054 and generally fit the same. But the clips on the ABS cable are also different. I've searched online and found that there are actually different parts with the same part number depending on where you buy them from. I'll end up sending the one back without…

These Moog 515054 wheel bearing assemblies came into play. They have a different look to the originals on the back, but they put a label on the pocket that explains why. I guess the difference made some people wonder if they had the right part. They were sourced from Korea and came with the Moog name and a part number on the hub. They are heavy with fairly light padding. One appeared to be sticking out of the side of the box, although the box was not torn. The quality looks great and the eyelet