MOOG 515071 Wheel Bearing Assembly Review

I have trusted MOOG parts for many years. If an OEM part fails and MOOG is an option, I always use those parts. Don't worry about buying $50 bearings, you'll just have to replace them with a better product sooner rather than later!

Perfect fit, looks like the original. I replaced the R/F hub with this brand two months ago, now the left one is defective and I have ordered another Moog without hesitation. There are many cheaper brands out there, but I learned a long time ago that "you get what you pay for".

I have tried wheel bearings from 3 different brands from the auto parts store. It's all bullshit. I ended up breaking down and spending money on Moog. Doesn't matter. No more hum or rumble after 100 miles of road use. mouse still. Not the easiest part to remove but they were easy to install after the old ones broke. My 2005 Silverado thanks me every day.

Details on this product indicate COO is Korea, China says on packaging. I bought them because of the COO instead of other competing brands and not from China. I installed them, they seem to be an adequate replacement, but I have no mileage on them. Otherwise the fit is good, anti-lock wire and clips fit well, new brackets etc. If 100k happens I'll be happy.

My mileage has increased by 1mpg according to the trip computer. although it might just be that the original builds were pulling. The steering "feels" better and is definitely quieter. 70,000 miles and one of the original hubs has failed - noise oh noise. lol, I compare the feeling of having your car freshly washed and waxed. it seems to glide through the air much more easily. Just a great feeling!

How a champ fits my 2005 GMC Sierra 1500 2WD. I hope the quality on the inside matches the quality on the outside. The cheap jacks I bought about a year ago already sounded BAD, so this time I'm paying more for a branded product in hopes it will last longer. Time will tell I think. I was glad this hub came with new hub and caliper mounting bolts; I wonder how often I should reuse them.

I originally wanted to buy a $60 replacement hub assembly for my classic 2007 Rockauto 4.8L Silverado cab (which I buy regularly), but on closer inspection I noticed that a few people were opting for a cheaper product decided to replace it again after a few months or a year. While this Moog hub build wasn't exactly cheap, the reviews I read had a lot of good things about the Moog so I installed it (which was super easy) and couldn't be happier. I'll update this next time I jack up my truck and…

Ignore the others who just claim they're made in America and buy all that crap. They are manufactured to tight tolerance specifications. There's a reason Moog parts are must-have off-road parts and highly recommended. This suggests that the 2WD road hubs are very smooth. Be prepared for a painful installation as removing the old one won't be easy. If you have an old rotor lying around, mount it backside-forward onto the hub, use a large pipe wrench and hammer in the wrench. Don't forget to…

Great item! Perfect fit for my Chevy Silverado 5.3 liter V8 with single cab and kickstand. A NOTICE! Model! This is for those with 17 inch wheels (rim size). Comes with mounting hardware and original Moog box. I mounted it on the passenger side wheel. Easy installation (with the right tools): Just slide the caliper off, remove the rotor, 3 bolts behind the hub assembly and in most cases they should pop right out. It's very difficult, I used a lot of WD-40 rust remover spray. eventually it will…