🔧 Enhanced Timken 513115 Axle Bearing Hub Assembly for Optimal Performance Review

Disappointed with cheaper bearings after sale I decided to spend a few bucks more on what was once the best bearing manufacturer. .the time will show

Arrived in good packaging but the rivets are not gold. I'm a little disappointed that it was made in China. I've heard Timken is a great brand, but I don't really trust Chinese products. Once I've installed it and ridden a few miles I'll be back to finalize my review.

So while I ignored the bad reviews because you don't typically get used products, I was, as always, very impressed with the Timkin. trust my drag car. The only thing you may notice in my picture is that it doesn't have class 8 rivets as shown in the picture. But for me it's ok, because I'm going to change the ARP for a longer time anyway. but completely satisfied.

I don't think these are real Timkens as they are made in China. I bought it last July and after 4-6 months the bearings failed. At the same time, my calipers were sticking, so I figured that was the cause of their extreme heat and wear. I bought a new pair and also installed new calipers and discs. The wheel bearing failed after 3-4 months. I DD my machine and commute. Tried to contact Timken about warranty but no response as this sale is not warranty related. Big fall. Find

Timken is recognized worldwide as one of the top three bearing manufacturers. I think the OEM hubs were made with Timken bearings and they were still good at 220,000 miles. I replaced them looking for vibrations which turned out to be my driveshaft. The OEMs were in good condition and I expect they will last another 200,000 with no problems. They also feature a nickel-based anti-seize coating on the flat side of the hub. We don't need it in Georgia, but I've heard that up north rotors and…