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?
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.
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.
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.
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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.
To me thats not important enough to get excited about.




