2009 JK X best wheel bearings?
10-23-2014, 05:29 PM
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2009 JK X best wheel bearings?
ok i am about to replace my wheel bearings and want input on what the best ones are for my Jeep, I have a dana 30 and im running way to big of tires (38s) but about to drop down to (37s) so I know these will always go out but which ones will last me the longest?
10-23-2014, 06:46 PM
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All the replacement front unit bearing assemblies I have seen are made by Iljin; same as OEM. Even the ones sold by Timken have all the same Iljin markings as OEM.
So, shop for price and warranty.
So, shop for price and warranty.
10-24-2014, 11:19 AM
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If your talking about this:
Timken HA590242 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly
Then StockwiseAuto on Amazon has them for $89.04 each. I bought a set. Identical to OEM and has Timken bearings. Only issue is that the wheel speed sensor wire is too short. You can re-use your old ones or buy a Mopar one for around $20 each.
If money is no object, you can go with Spyntec, as The Dirtman suggests.
Timken HA590242 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly
Then StockwiseAuto on Amazon has them for $89.04 each. I bought a set. Identical to OEM and has Timken bearings. Only issue is that the wheel speed sensor wire is too short. You can re-use your old ones or buy a Mopar one for around $20 each.
If money is no object, you can go with Spyntec, as The Dirtman suggests.
10-24-2014, 12:19 PM
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JK Jedi Master
If your talking about this:
Timken HA590242 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly
Then StockwiseAuto on Amazon has them for $89.04 each. I bought a set. Identical to OEM and has Timken bearings. Only issue is that the wheel speed sensor wire is too short. You can re-use your old ones or buy a Mopar one for around $20 each.
If money is no object, you can go with Spyntec, as The Dirtman suggests.
Timken HA590242 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly
Then StockwiseAuto on Amazon has them for $89.04 each. I bought a set. Identical to OEM and has Timken bearings. Only issue is that the wheel speed sensor wire is too short. You can re-use your old ones or buy a Mopar one for around $20 each.
If money is no object, you can go with Spyntec, as The Dirtman suggests.
10-24-2014, 01:07 PM
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10-24-2014, 01:32 PM
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JK Jedi Master
A close look at the part in the Timken box reveals all the Iljin markings of the OEM Iljin bearing assembly.
Take a close look at the ones you have.
10-24-2014, 03:26 PM
#10
To me thats not important enough to get excited about.