Timken or Sewell Lexus wheel bearing
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Timken or Sewell Lexus wheel bearing
My front driver side wheel bearing a shot. My gfs dad hopped on a website and recommended a Timken brand bearing which is $170 compared to the Sewell brand which is like $300.
So.. my question, is Timken perfectly fine at half the price or do you guys recommend I go the Lexus route? I'd personally rather save money but I dont want to put a sub par piece on my car, I've heard the timken stuff is good because they make bearings. Thanks!
So.. my question, is Timken perfectly fine at half the price or do you guys recommend I go the Lexus route? I'd personally rather save money but I dont want to put a sub par piece on my car, I've heard the timken stuff is good because they make bearings. Thanks!
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To the OP- It is an US company but i am pretty sure they manufacture stuffs somewhere oversea. I think you should be OK using them. I have no experience with the IS350 bearings but i got Timken bearings from RockAuto before and no issue.
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The Timken Company been around for over 100 years (with sale over $3 billion in 2013).
To the OP- It is an US company but i am pretty sure they manufacture stuffs somewhere oversea. I think you should be OK using them. I have no experience with the IS350 bearings but i got Timken bearings from RockAuto before and no issue.
To the OP- It is an US company but i am pretty sure they manufacture stuffs somewhere oversea. I think you should be OK using them. I have no experience with the IS350 bearings but i got Timken bearings from RockAuto before and no issue.
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The Timken Company been around for over 100 years (with sale over $3 billion in 2013).
To the OP- It is an US company but i am pretty sure they manufacture stuffs somewhere oversea. I think you should be OK using them. I have no experience with the IS350 bearings but i got Timken bearings from RockAuto before and no issue.
To the OP- It is an US company but i am pretty sure they manufacture stuffs somewhere oversea. I think you should be OK using them. I have no experience with the IS350 bearings but i got Timken bearings from RockAuto before and no issue.
Thanks!
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