4WD Front Wheel Bearing Hub for Chevy GMC Silverado Sierra Yukon XL Avalanche Suburban 1500 Tahoe Cadillac Escalade ESV EXT, Replacement Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly

They fit right in my 2006 Silverado 4.3 4x4. Everything is quality made from the hub, 6 studs and their threads, the bearing, wheel speed sensor, the wire, connector, and even mounts for the wire were in just the right spot. The price is much better than the local parts store. If you need a new bearing for your truck I would buy these. I’ve had good luck with the brand.

Easy to do with proper tools. I've installed on multiple vehicles, with no issues. Got 60,000 out of my last set (brake failure over heated the bearing in one) Seems to be good quality. I used to work in shops, and can tell you. USE PROPER TOOLS AND FOLLOW FACTORY SERVICE SPECS. That being said, the axle nut has to be 180-200 ft lbs. That sets your preload on the bearing, if that not correct, it will fail. The bolts to the hub I run at 120-150 ft lbs. But different models have different specs. Buy a service book for your vehicle for proper specs for your car. If you can't follow these, don't attempt. I see all these reviews of this part coming apart. I'm telling you a leading factor. I immediately went for a 100 mile drive on mine, with no issues

Got here on time was the right part

fit my 2002 1500 chev silverado 4x4 good

Took a while to get the old one off but easy plug and play. No complaints and price is unbearable. No issues a year and 5000miles later.

I like that it comes with the sensor ,I changed the sensor on my 2003 suburban and the ABS light still came on So I bought the hub after researching that the sensor pick up may be the issue ,It was But I liked the idea of having it already installed for peace of mind ,How ever getting the old one out was horrible rusted so bad I pounded the bearing insides right off the truck ,So got out the porta power and used the wedge ,ended up breaking that too so last resort was the air chisel and it finally came out , cleaned the rust and the new one fit perfect !!

Fixed my growling wheel bearings

Well I kinda waited before I actually filled out a review on this. I installed this on my 2003 Silverado 1500 4X4. It went on perfectly and seemed to be good. I bought it in February 2025 and now it’s January 2026 and it’s failed. It is worse than the carquest one I replaced that had 80,000 miles on it. I’ve got literally 1,000 miles on it. Them miles are all city and highway miles to not been off the road other than a gravel driveway. I can remember when Detroit Axle products were some of the best. Now their quality ain’t anything. Bad part is a buddy said he got 1 year out of one of their Axels in a 3/4 ton and I just put one of their axels in my truck. I’ve messed up there to I guess. Not buying their products again.