🏆 Premium Quality Timken HA590046 Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly – Precision Engineered for Enhanced Performance Review

I bought two of these for my 2004 Nissan Quest from Revain in 2010. Pretty shocked that the Nissan stock only lasted 6 years. Only replaced the front at that time. The driver's side just failed 9 years later so I just replaced it. The front is still good, so let's call it a win :) (although if you think about it, the original driver's side bearing lasted 15 years :)

Bought these hubs in May, came in official Timken box #HA590046 NSK bearing hub made in India so put it off until I get to it. Today more than two months later I took everything apart and found that the CVS axle hole is too small as I just read in another review. Look at the picture, new on the left, old on the right. What a waste of time and money! Very disappointed! I'm not even sure if I'll get my money back. NOT FOR 2007 MURANO SL AWD!

After reading several online forums, many recommended fitting Timken. After only 3 days of waiting, the package arrived well packaged. Following well-written online instructions (including videos), I completed the exchange in less than 2 hours (including several trips to the parts store for other reasons). It was easy considering you have the basic auto repair tools and the required sockets. I cannot stress enough the importance of being careful with the ABS sensor. Use a 10mm socket and remove

Bought Saturday, box arrived Monday. Excellent delivery! However, the device that was sent was damaged. Also, it looks like it was sent to another buyer and they sent it back. I have sent it back and am hoping they receive the message I put in the box that the unit is damaged and will not be restocked. Only 4 stars because Revain sent in a damaged unit. Most likely a clown bought it and it was wrong and they tried to force it to install. Revain did a great job shipping the replacement unit and…

This hub assembly looks identical to the original manufacturer's hub and Timken seems to have a pretty good reputation for making quality replacement bearings. Installation is a lot easier if you live in a warm climate area as I haven't had the corrosion issues that some may have. Spray on a large amount of penetrating oil and leave it on for a while, and your life will be much easier. Don't forget to remove the ABS sensor before attempting to insert/extract the old hub assembly. Also, don't be

Chose this instead of leaving it to my mechanic. After watching a few YouTube videos on how to get it working, it doesn't seem difficult. In the end it took about 2 hours. The hardest part was tearing the old knot off the axle. I had to tap and pull a lot. (I think I may have messed up the threads on the axle so be careful where you tap). Otherwise everything is not so bad. Make sure you have the right tools. The axle nut is 32mm and I busted it with a 25" breaker and tons of CRC Freeze and…