🏎️ Enhance Performance with Timken 510070 Wheel Bearing Review

The USA made bearing was happy. Ordered from a different supplier and received a newer bearing from Koyo which also appears to be out of production.

This is an original part. It is made in Japan. Obviously this is the best part you can put in your Toyota. When Japanese quality is so cheap, why bother with anything else.

Looks like a quality bearing but time will tell. It should be noted that it appears to have been made by Koyo in Japan since the bearing bears such markings. I know that Timken sold part of the Koyo company a few years ago.

I have ordered both this bearing and a genuine Toyota bearing. They are identical. Both are stamped "KOYO" with the same part numbers. Save $20 and buy this bearing. It's literally the same. At least in my experience.

Received a set of Koyo bearings in a relabeled Timken box as others have stated. Timken was contacted using the link here and stated that the purchase was not made through an authorized Timken dealer. You decide the consequences

When I bought it it was in Timkin packaging but it had Koyo bearings. Koyo is the OEM bearing for my machine. The ACDelco FW189 is exactly the same stock but $20 cheaper. While this bearing will work well and last a long time, you'll save money by purchasing a Delco AC bearing instead.

Bought for my Corolla to replace a kit that lasted 276,000 miles. These bearings lasted a total of 2 weeks and maybe 500 miles, complete crap. Now I am not a car mechanic by profession but a mechanical engineer working in the automotive industry. I've been working on my cars for 15 years now and have done just about everything from changing a clutch to replacing a cylinder head - I'm an experienced shade tree mechanic. I see NO installation error, I installed the bearing correctly with great…