🔧 Enhanced TIMKEN HA590338 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly Review

Wheel Bearing worth your money. Fits perfectly. You will need a 30mm 12 point socket if the axle nuts are stock. The work is very easy to do. It pays to save on labor and buy a higher quality part like this.

Easy fitment and you'll save about $1200 on a bearing by having a stolen company do it. Rule of thumb: If one fails, save yourself a headache later and replace the other side while you're at it.

Don't fall for fakes. I bought two. Then I compared them to two I bought from local parts supplier Timken, two from Amazon where they are different, have a different finish and don't spin as smoothly as the real two I bought locally. stay away

It wasn't easy to remove the old bearing but it was easy to put it back afterwards. Fixed an issue with loud noises when a bearing fails. The part is of high quality, I hope it will last the rest of the car's life.

Update: It's been about a year and surprise surprise the other side started causing problems. Buying another one of them wasn't difficult. The first ran flawlessly for 15,000 miles and I expect this one will be no exception. If I can make a suggestion, get yourself a new spindle/axle nut while you're there. These are relatively small expenses for a fairly important part of the car. Much luck! Original: This part replaced a worn, snarling bearing in the rear of a 2004 Lexus RX330. It was an…