🔧 DRIVESTAR 512311 Rear Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly: Toyota Avalon 95-04, Lexus RX300 92-01, ES300 92-01, Camry 99-03, Solara (non-ABS) Review

I don't like this part because the rear part roller is too big to fit in the ABS gear its size is not suitable for Toyota Avalon 2003.

Bought them less than a year ago just had to replace them, they are loud and play a lot luckily they are quite easy to change

I bought in 2018 and it's 2022 now, don't drive because I expected more and got less. Amazon needs to better allow vendors on its platform

I put a spoonful of synthetic lube in the back, it will work over time. If you tighten it properly and gently clean the contact surfaces, you will not be sad.

Giving one star because the message said it was a pair. I only got one hang up, i just want the pair i paid for not the one i got

These are cheap bearings. Don't expect them to last more than 3 years (or 100,000 miles) as they say, if you have a $200 Camry that you just want to keep banging on until it blows up, that's the best bang for the buck.

Perfect fit for my 2001 Toyota Camry with 4 cylinder engine and rear drum brakes without ABS. Supplied ready to install with grease already packed in the bearings. A new o-ring is not supplied, so you may need to replace the o-ring. My o-ring wasn't damaged so I just took it off, cleaned it, put some lube on it and reinstalled it. The bearings run smoothly and quietly.

Wow, the price couldn't be better! I received a pair from the Amazon warehouse. I've had trouble with stock deals, but this set fits a 1995 Camry LE V6 with no ABS. There is no "plug" on the hub like another brand I received and had to return via Amazon (Amazon is great!). They do NOT come with an o-ring and should be taken out of the trunk or car when you need them. The Toyota OEM number should be 9030163006. For those unsure if you need rear wheel bearings, if you hear a constant rear hum…