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10-19-2017
My 04 GTP has all the brake warnings, bad LF wheel speed sensor. Rockauto has these brands. Should I stay away from any?
Centric, GMB, WJB, Mevotech are cheaper but are they any good?
I recognize Raybestos, Timkin, ACDelco, SKF but price goes up.
Which one would you get?
10-19-2017
add moog to the good list and get one of those, they all got a 3 year warranty and do go bad. but not as fast as the cheapos.
10-19-2017
Timkin or SKF. The Timken is only $85.79 and if you search you can probably find a discount code which may drop it a bit more. I run only Timken or SKF bearings in my GP and they have never let me down. Just make sure you torque the hub nut to the proper setting and you're good to go.
*edit* Forgot about the Moog's. Those are good quality as well. Another option if they are the most affordable.
10-20-2017
I go with timken for years, didn’t like the moog hubs when I used them, didn’t last long for me. Never had a problem with timken
04 Impala SS Indy:
10-20-2017
I’d honestly go with GM ACDelco. I try and keep non go fast parts OE replacement parts.
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10-20-2017
Thanks for the advice guys. I'll get shopping.
10-20-2017
Do not do mevotech anything. I've had issues with all their parts. GMB is decent but wont last. Moog or Timken is the best I've used
10-20-2017
I second on Mevotech being terrible quality!
10-20-2017
Mevohorny!Originally Posted by buickman104
... our lady of blessed exceleration, don't fail me now ...
10-21-2017
I have two 99s and there are "Precision" brand hubs from O'Reilly's on 7 of those 8 wheels. I have not had trouble with them but don't know who makes them. $125, yellow box with blue writing.
10-21-2017
You can can get a Timken for $40 cheaper on rock auto!!!
10-21-2017
I can't walk into rockauto.
10-22-2017
Ive heard that timeken and SKF can be expected to go for a long while.
Moog are ok. Last about their warranty period.
The others die quick and are not worth the money.
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10-22-2017
I replaced both my fronts with Timken almost 7 years ago. Zero issues so far.
10-23-2017
I have good luck with used low mileage OEM. The bad news is low mileage stuff is becoming hard to locate any more. Good news is you can use a hub off an Impala all the way up to 2014 model year I believe. I picked one off an 09 Impala at a local pick n pull for $15.00.
10-23-2017
They all suck. I've had my car for 8 years now and had to replace the front bearings 7 times (4 on the right front, 3 on the left front). I started using SKF, but have switched to Delco because up here, the Delco has a 5 year warranty.
10-23-2017
I put Moogs in mine several years ago and they were still in it when I sold the car earlier this year.
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