🔩 Ultimate Performance: Timken 512223 Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly - Unmatched Durability and Precision Review

I am disappointed that I received a wheel bearing made in Korea. I bought a Timken because I felt like they were all made in the USA. The Korean made bearing does not have a hole for the rotor screw and so obviously doesn't meet the same requirements as the US made bearing. Unfortunately, I only noticed this after the bearing had already been installed, otherwise I would have sent it back. I can only hope that it will last a long time after the one-year warranty.

Yes, I got a bit more aggressive with both traction and stability control 100% off and I didn't have a car with an LSD (Limited Slip Differential) fitted . a while ).Why, hello curb.Let me introduce the rear wheel. Rear wheel hitting the curb. It brings you much more than levity. A factory replacement costs about $600. PART. An aftermarket one at a local parts store was still around $325. So for less than $200 I had the best part I could get anywhere else delivered to my door and didn't have to

For hub assemblies I only use Timkens and Moogs. I ordered these Timkens to make the rear hubs because I got an intermittent "service brakes" warning. I have already replaced the front ones with Timken. The sensor in the OEM assembly was defective. But still an intermittent warning flashed, so I replaced the rear ones. I think I can just use Timkens now, the bad back build was a newer brand from Moog. I removed the back cover and saw the sensor assembly filling up with grease. Thereafter. I'm…