wheel bearing/hub
Safety Car
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 4,463
Likes: 326
From: Houston TX
I've used SKF (not the race parts) and Timken. I've had both last and both fail, so here is the most honest answer I can give you.
If you going the keep the car long term and actually drive it, pay for the one that has the lifetime warranty at your local parts store.
If you don't think you will be keeping the car, buy whatever criteria suits you best (i.e. quickest to arrive, cheapest, etc.)
If you going the keep the car long term and actually drive it, pay for the one that has the lifetime warranty at your local parts store.
If you don't think you will be keeping the car, buy whatever criteria suits you best (i.e. quickest to arrive, cheapest, etc.)
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Racer
Joined: Jun 2020
Posts: 274
Likes: 43
From: Vestavia Hills, AL
I've used SKF (not the race parts) and Timken. I've had both last and both fail, so here is the most honest answer I can give you.
If you going the keep the car long term and actually drive it, pay for the one that has the lifetime warranty at your local parts store.
If you don't think you will be keeping the car, buy whatever criteria suits you best (i.e. quickest to arrive, cheapest, etc.)
If you going the keep the car long term and actually drive it, pay for the one that has the lifetime warranty at your local parts store.
If you don't think you will be keeping the car, buy whatever criteria suits you best (i.e. quickest to arrive, cheapest, etc.)
