Timken 510006 Wheel Bearing Review

Good stock. Remember this is a Koyo bearing as Timken specializes more in tapered roller bearings. Koyo is a top notch bearing manufacturer and these bearings have clocked almost 50,000 miles perfectly on my 2003 Camry. Good replacement!

I bought two of these bearings for a 2005 Toyota RAV4 and one didn't last 200 miles. I really hope the second one holds up. Note that the bearing is marked TOYO, not Timken. TOYO is Japan and Timken is USA. See picture for more details.

Less than 200 miles in trouble Claimed to be part of a Timken but part of the Koyo was found in the box. This is the fourth order for 500 km. yes 500. Front left approx. I broke the front right because I had a problem with the dust cover and couldn't remove it without destroying it. The third drove 200 km. I just received the 4th and took a closer look this time. The detail is not a Timken but a Koyo!

Better than Toyota OEM. With the Sienna XLE van, they've used improved performance and ride quality in a way I can't believe. The Toyota parts department at the dealership was charging almost $75 for OEM. These Timken bearings reduce frictional noise and improve tire handling when driving over rough terrain. I am proud that this Texas company has developed and delivered a quality product at a reasonable price.

Koyo and Timken might be related. Koyo is a good name. You should just call it koyo. But what worries me is that it has a part number that doesn't match the Timken part number on the box. Timken - 510006. The stamp on the bearing is DAC43282W-3. I will let you know when I have more information. But if you really want a Timken. I would try another source. Update 2nd stock arrived. Not the manufacturer. There are no labels at all. The race is easy to separate. It's in the same box as the first…

Quality Timken bearings. If you can afford it, buy a Timken! You won't find a higher quality than this. Even OAM is not as high quality as Timken. The secret is where the balls are mined. It's an expensive process when helicopters lift people in hi-tech futuristic suits that can withstand being submerged in lava! Because you have to dig inside the lava basin and active volcanoes at a depth of 12 to 18 inches where the bullets are made. These balls have been under tremendous pressure and heat…