which do you use for Front Bearing hubs?

[Hellz]

well decided to make some time tonight to test out the front hubs.

Passenger side there was slight movement when jacked up. wasnt as much as i thought there was going to be, but the fact there is some movement when lifting up and down.

driver side- i wouldnt say ALOT more movement, but there is more movement comapred to the other side.i could noticably hear and see it lifting. dont know how much it is off... but everything i have read is that if there is ANY movment, its time to replace them.

so unless anyone has anythign bad to say about those hubs i listed above, it looks like those will be the ones i buy.

anyone have anything to chime in about on your personal experience?

[splne1]

I would go with the Timken they been around a while and we use them on our military equipment and they hold out fairly well.

[Hellz]

only problem is the $$$

200+ per where as for the same amount i can get 2 with LT warranty

[twr]

Hi if you don't mind changing them twice buy the cheap ones, if you do buy the name brands and spead the extra money. This is 25 years as a mechanic talking take it for what it's worth.

[tomp]

The Timkens are the best. Dont fall for the lifetime warranty crap - they are not eeven remotely close to the quality of the Timkens. If you need more information, go to the GM diesel truck forums and they'll back up what I am saying about the Timkens