Enhanced Timken HA590020 Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly for Superior Performance Review

Ships in original Timken packaging with "Made in USA" markings on the bearings. Studs were there. For this price you can not get better. They fit my 1998 Dodge 2500 V10 8800GVW.

TIMKEN IS THE ONLY MANUFACTURER I WILL USE AGAIN. I HAD A 99 RAM 2500 DIESEL 4x4. I PASSED OTHER BRANDS EVERY 6 MONTHS. THEN I BUYED A TIMKEN, NEVER CHANGING A HUB BEARING AGAIN. EXCELLENT STOCK AT A GREAT PRICE. THE BEST PRICE WAS ON AMAZON.

It would be unwise to use anything other than a Timken, the originals had 180,000 miles and will outlive the 1998 Dodge Ram 2500 I own. Should be able to get another 100,000 miles from the truck with no worries. With the new rotors, I never have to pull those bushings again. Unless I decided to put new axles in.

This is by far the best price I have found for superior quality made in the USA. The installation of this part (Dodge 2500/3500SRW Dana 60) is enough that you do not want to save here. The best Advance Auto Parts could afford was $160 for a Moog unit (made in China).

Second time I have used Timken hub assemblies with bearings on a Dodge 2500 truck, they work as advertised. Tip: They come with lugs but need to be pressed onto the hub along with the rotor; To do this, use the Lisle 22800 installer. Make sure you buy OEM nuts (at least 4-5 pieces). Use a new round nut for every 4 lugs, as the threads wear out quickly when the lugs are pulled through.

MasterPro brand, not Timken brand! First, Timken bearings are the best bearings you can buy! I do not in any way criticize Timken products. That was the bait and tip of the salesman I bought these bearings from. I paid for a Timken axle box which is very high quality and hence so expensive. The product I received is the MasterPro brand, a cheap Chinese imitation. MasterPro is half the price and half the price of Timken! Beware of this bait and switch and I hope Revain removes this seller from…

If you have a Dodge 2500 4X4 you need this part. Timken is the best. Don't try to save a few bucks, buy it and you're done. Installation wasn't difficult. You need a special socket, but that's about it. I tried to buy an O'Reilly store but they don't have one. NAPA got it in one day. If you don't have one, just order one and a new axle nut and you're good to go. Tighten it and you will have no more wheel bearing problems. I asked Pep Boys to make wheel bearings for me on the trip. Lasted less…