🏎️ Enhance Performance with Timken HA594245 Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly Review

Part fits exactly. If you're having trouble pulling the old one off and don't want to buy a slide hammer or puller, knock out two wheel studs at the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions. Take 2 bolts, 6" long, no more than 7/16" thread, 4 washers and 4 nuts. Assemble as shown. Place a wrench on the back of the nut and tighten both bolts one turn at a time to push them out evenly. It's easier than hitting. Let the bolts do all the hard work ;) Change the brakes while you're there too.

Assemblies (2) look well made. Because of Timken's good reputation, I chose these items over the cheaper ones. They went through with no problems. (However, the old ones came off with some difficulty - after 140,000 miles and 13 years!). One problem: the ABS connector is a "stupid millimeter" longer than the original equipment. same problem and they did not help. In order for the clip to fit (and snap) onto the Timken block, I had to grind down the end of the Timken's plastic tab - about a…

These hubs are fantastic. I had about 120,000 miles on my 2004 Scion xB in 2012 and they needed new rear hubs because they were so noisy. The drive to Los Angeles was unbearable for my ears, they actually hurt so much that you had to wear hearing protection or open windows to let the sound out. After reading some forum suggestions from ClubXB and Scion Life I chose these HA594245 axle box and hub assemblies as a replacement. Revain shipped them quickly and I installed them that same evening…