RockAuto has one for 36.79 for my car.
Heard good things about their brakes. Are these hub assemblies any good?
Heard good things about their brakes. Are these hub assemblies any good?
Power Stop Wheel Bearing/Hubs?
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I ordered it, if not for the price but out of general curiosity as to how long it'll last.
Haven't heard any bad news about them. So as they say, no news is good news sometimes. Keep us posted on how they do.
Ya keep us posted. With all the junk hubs around be good to find a good brand.
How difficult are they to change on your car? If easy, maybe take a chance. It it is difficult install, then go with skf or timken. I used timken on several saturns with no problems. I don't know if the quality is still the same though.
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Originally Posted by spasm3
How difficult are they to change on your car? If easy, maybe take a chance. It it is difficult install, then go with skf or timken. I used timken on several saturns with no problems. I don't know if the quality is still the same though.
Easy. 3 bolts plus axle nut. I've done them a bunch of times on this thing, both front and rear.
FWIW, the one that wore out was a NAPA cheapie that lasted about 5 years.
How difficult are they to change on your car? If easy, maybe take a chance. It it is difficult install, then go with skf or timken. I used timken on several saturns with no problems. I don't know if the quality is still the same though.
Easy. 3 bolts plus axle nut. I've done them a bunch of times on this thing, both front and rear.
FWIW, the one that wore out was a NAPA cheapie that lasted about 5 years.
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Not from Rock Auto, but I just did something similar.
Bought a set of TRQ rear hubs from 1A Auto for my Fusion for about $60. Reviews are decent, so I figure it's worth a shot. I've purchased TRQ stuff from them before, with good results, so I'm optimistic. Worst case, as with yours, 3 bolts and a 36mm axle nut, and I can switch them out again.
Bought a set of TRQ rear hubs from 1A Auto for my Fusion for about $60. Reviews are decent, so I figure it's worth a shot. I've purchased TRQ stuff from them before, with good results, so I'm optimistic. Worst case, as with yours, 3 bolts and a 36mm axle nut, and I can switch them out again.
if you DIY it cheaper parts that may not last are not bad, but pay for installation + things change. girlfriends 13 malibu as well as many others are known for cheap chinese OE hub assemblies, sisters 11 needed all 4 by the time she dumped it!!! my choice is moog for sure, but there are other decent ones as well about a buck or so each with 3 yr warranty
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