Moog vs Mevotech... Hub bearings? Need reviews Asap

[Doubeleive]

Plus $40 to ship.

my bad, lol I just did a quick search

 

[Tonyrodz]

my bad, lol I just did a quick search

I'm not blaming you, just some of these sellers have what you think is a good price, but try to make up the difference with some crazy shipping price.

 

[rockola1971]

If money was no object...in this order....

Ac Delco, Timken/SKF, MOOG and just about everything else PASS unless you want to have to replace it in a couple years again and hassle with the warranty.
I wouldnt put a Detroit Axle part on my pushmower!

 

[blueinkd]

Have had moog hubs on my 2005 going on 3 years now. She stays on city streets thought so not beating on them except for the occasional pothole

 

[qthor]

Thanks for all the feedback everyone I appreciate it. I went with the Timkens and installed them yesterday along with a pair of bilstein 5100 shocks in the rear. But now I'm almost certain I have transfer case noise (and not a good one). Its an audible roaring noise at speeds above 10/15 mph and gets louder as speed increases. Plan to check fluid level in the morning (if it doesn't rain) and hopefully its low and I can add some oil and keep it going for a bit. If I do rebuild it every part of the drivetrain would have been rebuilt or new except for the engine in the 6.5 years I've had the truck. Cosmetics will be last. Rockers are rusting though.

 

[91RS]

Neither. Go with Timken or SKF. They have been the OEM suppliers for a long time.

 

[clandr1]

Timken

 

[Charlie207]

Timken.

I don't think AC Delco makes bearings, they just supply them.

 

[dictum]

I just replaced mine, get the timken, found a pair off ebay brand new $180.00 for both. cannot beat them I literally asked the same question a month a go. I am glad I went with timken!

What's the part number for front ones in AWD 2013 GMC Yukon XL?

 

[Shatcher0428]

you cannot beat timken