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11-21-2011
First, What brand is best for the price? I have heard timken and moog are good.
Second, Belltire told me I have a bad wheel bearing... they wanted like 300 some bucks to fix it so i said screw that! It isn't making any noise at all so how do they even know it needs to be replaced?
11-21-2011
movement.
jack up the car and grab at 12 and 6 and shake, if you feel movement, then its a bad wheel bearing.
id go with a timkin bearing.
replacing them is not too hard, normal hand tools and big socket for the axel nut are needed as well as a torque wrench.
11-21-2011
timken aint quality bearings anymore. honestly it doesnt matter what you get. i put the moogs on mine just because i work at advance.
11-21-2011
What makes the Moog that much better?? The fact that Advance Auto carries them instead of Timken??
Timken Bearings @ Rockauto.com is your best bet.
05-15-2015
Do u know if the rear wheel hubs come prepacked with grease
05-15-2015
97+ are sealed units.
I don't know enough about the previous gens and you didn't specify what year you were asking about.
05-16-2015
I put Timkens on my regal, about $100 each, they gotta be better than the $40 no name ones that everybody in the reviews were replacing every 6 months.
05-16-2015
I do about two-4 hubs a year on my two gtps. but thats the cheap ebay wheel hubs
05-16-2015
@stealthee - 2002 gtp but you answered my question anyways. reason why im asking is cause it constantly squeals. i might have the ebrake pads in a wrong position but i dont know.
05-16-2015
Timkin and Moog are both good and have a loyal following. Timkin has 1 year warranty; Moog has 3 year. Moog I heard is made in both China and USA.
05-16-2015
timkens a 3 year warranty, and i bought one and replaced it 2 or 3 times already. ive done the hubs a lot it seems, cant keep track no more.
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