Timken SP550307 Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly: Superior Performance for Smooth Axle Operation Review

Many GM 4x4s with an ABS sensor in the hub and bearing offer anti-lock braking when it is not needed on dry roads and you collide with another car in a parking lot. These bearings are quiet and the problem of accidental anti-lock braking is gone. I chose Timken because I think they make quality products.

I replaced the left side a few weeks ago and last week the right side broke. 75,000 miles and the OEMs were worn out. These new ones are perfect. Pay extra for Timkens. It's worth the peace. Just make sure you order by VIN. My Tahoe was made in April 1999 and later that year they replaced the part with a newer version. I ordered wrong the first time, had to return. But the last 2 were correct. Brilliant!

US made bearings Probably assembled in Mexico but not sure last set lasted a year for bearings. We have less than half of these babies, fit and shape was perfect on my 97 Silverado, will be back in a few years if I don't have a problem with those two positive 5 stars. A year later the bearing is holding up well, had to replace the other side with a cheap bushing, only warning was the ABS shuddered into a park strut. I believe in Timkin bearings

Took my '99 Yukon (old body style) to line up. The store noticed a failed front wheel bearing and offered to replace it for $475-$350 a part (source unknown) and $125 labor. I went through and bought some stock here. Took an hour to install and it would have taken less if I left the dirt around the hub (like in a shop). After installation, the knock in the front left suspension (when hitting bumps) disappeared! Timken makes great products and although they now ship both overseas and…