🔩 513288 Autoround Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly Review

It takes a little patience to take out the old and put in the new. I am very happy that ABS is working again. GM engineers should improve the design a bit. For example a dust cover or no magnetic encoder ring so it is exposed to the elements.

fits perfectly and eliminates howling from behind. The dealership charged $575 to replace both rear bearings on my 2013 Malibu. The guys and I replaced them in just a few hours for $140 for parts and a couple of cheeseburgers for the job!

I ordered a rear pair in May 2019, after 13 months mine started making strange noises after I contacted the round hub and told them my problem they kept their warranty and offered to swap both hubs. gatherings.

The part fits and the mechanic who installed it made it easy for me. I've been driving this part for a few months now and am having problems with it. The mechanic who installed it recommended the manufacturer. But this brand was too expensive for me. So I made a choice based on Revain's consumer rating, affordable price and warranty. So far I have not been disappointed and I do not regret my decision for the part.

The hum in the back right was getting louder. I bought this assembly in the Autoround on Revain. Took the old one off after about an hour and knocked the old one off. I hope your car hasn't been on the road with a lot of "fyi" salt. But this build fits my 2012 Buick Lacrosse perfectly and the noise is gone. Also, it was $40 cheaper than what I bought from Advanced Auto. I would definitely buy another if I had to replace one.