🔧 Enhanced SEO: Timken HA590036 Axle Bearing & Hub Assembly Review

Ordered for 2006 Jeep Commander limited with Hemi. I was a little nervous because this price was 50% lower than others, but I trusted Revain. The product is beautiful and perfect. I was also concerned about one photo because it was not shown as "assembly" but is actually a fully assembled and ready to install wheel hub.

I was recommended this brand as the best aftermarket. So I bought one and 9 Utbits but even after a month this thing sounded like a jet engine. I replaced it with another only to find that it only took a day for this one to start roaring. I see a lot of people saying it's made in the USA. Both of mine are made in China. Take your money elsewhere.

Installed these on my 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee and it stopped that annoying highway hum and was pretty easy to install. Just make sure you have a torque wrench to tighten the nut to the correct spec. I had to buy another wrench that increased the torque for my wheel bearing to 175 ft lbs and had fun realizing I didn't have that high torque.

This is very important, if the hub will not come loose do not use the slide hammer puller. Use a 3 pound hammer and apply enough force on both sides of the bushing to break it. I broke a rented hammer to find out. Looks like the old hub was covered in black caulk or Loctite when installed and wouldn't come off. I would save a lot of time and effort if I knew this. I read reviews and Timken seems to get better marks than Moog. Don't waste your time and money on $60-$70 hubs. Also, these bearings