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Bad Wheel Bearing
This morning I am replacing my brake rotors on my truck. I had the hunch before that my driver's side front wheel bearing was going bad, but once I got the wheel off, I have determined that it is bad. I have access to a Napa and Carquest here in town. I'd like to get one today put on since I already have it apart and it is my daily driver. Do either of these stores provide good quality wheel bearings? Which one is better? Or should I just order one from online?
I appreciate your comments! THanks! |
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I'm pretty shure timken is the brand your gonna want to get. I got mine at autozone 3yr warrantee
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Autozone should have the Timkens... they're good. But, you're either going to have to re-use your studs, or wait til the dealer opens on Monday for new studs if they're not open today.
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In the past year I have Picked up four of these first time no studs, just the other day I got some and they had studs with them.
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I just replaced my drivers side and bought it from AutoZone, it is a Timken and came with the studs.
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I just replaced both sides on my truck and they both came with studs, 2 yr warranty and they came from carquest
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