Timken or Moog front wheel hub bearing assembly?

[99BEIGEPOWERSTROKE]

I need to replace my left front wheel hub bearing and was wondering which one is best to buy. I am looking at Timken or Moog. Which would be best or is there a better one out there for the money?

[ttyR2]

I'd be happy with either one, frankly. I'd avoid the other dirt cheap options.

[Zaairman]

I put a dirt cheapo hub on the front of my truck once. It lasted (maybe) 50k miles. I now have Timkens on both sides of my truck.

[primetime1267]

I just did the Timkens, I bought them from the autozone website. It was the cheapest with the longest warranty and I received 60 bucks in gift cards.. My buddy put the cheap ones on his f250 and he is running 35's and they are already making noose, 8k miles at best.

[99BEIGEPOWERSTROKE]

Ok well I think I'm going with Timken. I found the one I need on ebay for $350 shipped.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/99-Ford-Truc...bd3c52&vxp=mtr Sounds like the best deal I can get? Anyone dealt with this company?

[primetime1267]

I don't know how those1999.5 truck year works, but those are the early 99 hubs on Ebay.

[ZMANN]

Timken is the OEM supplier Thats where I will spend My coin

[Zaairman]

Try Rockauto. I think mine were around $200 each. Make sure you don't get the early 99 bearings, they're different.

[99BEIGEPOWERSTROKE]

I actually need the early 99 bearings. My engine is a late 99 as it was made after 12/8/99 but the truck suspension is early 99 as it was made before 3/21/99. I know confusing. Rock Auto was actually going to be like 365 shipped.