🔧 Top-Quality Timken HA592460 Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly for Superior Performance Review

This brand's wheel hub is a quality part which I chose because of its long standing reputation. There are spare parts cheaper, but my labor intensity in this repair is high and I don't want to change it again.

Timken Stock - Quality Parts. They were used to replace the rear wheel bearings on a 2006 Lexus ES330. When driving over 80 km/h, I heard a hum or howl from the back of the car. These cars and the Camry have a problem with premature rear bearing failure. Both sides changed and now the car drives like new and makes no noise.

Excellent. Aside from a few issues with corroding old parts that are difficult to separate, installation was a breeze. Soaking in penetrating oil overnight helped. My father worked as a buyer in an industrial company for many years and bought a large number of bearings during his time. He swears by Timken bearings. The dealer wanted $800+ to get the job done.

I was very upset that it was made in China, I would have known that I would not have bought it. Given the manufacturer's good name and the relatively high price of the device, I doubted it would be made anywhere other than China. The Chinese are good at making rubber dog shit, I think, but not at mounting hubs!

Bought for my wife's 2003 Camry as we thought the bearings were failing. I received the hubs on time. The standard removal installation is to loosen the 4 bolts holding the hub, remove the hub and then bolt on the new hub. Usually about 30 minutes of work. However, installation can present an issue that is not an issue with the hubs themselves. Old hubs rusted on the brake plate. This is probably a normal situation since the car has driven 150,000 miles. The only way to remove them is to remove