What hubs? Are these decent?

Ok 94 XJ with 130,000 miles. I have a 4.5 inch rough country ready to go on in the spring, my question is I hacve a bad front axle u-joint and planned on replacing both front hub bearins at the same time. I found a pair on ebay and the seller informs me that these would also work on the XJ. Is this a good deal or should I get them elsewhere . Different manufacturer?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...STRK:MEWA:IT&viewitem=&item=260216175025&rd=1

Keep in mind this is for both sides.

I wouldnt buy a Cracker Jack toy from those jokers. Ive ordered parts from them in the past and theyre the worst quality junk Ive ever seen. IF it fits, you'll be replacing it again soon. Dont waste your time with them.

Are your bearings going bad, or is this just preventative? If theyre not ready to be replaced, I'd wait it out. Sadly, it seems like the best bearings you can get for a D30 is the ones that came in it from the factory. Just doesnt seem like they make a decent aftermarket bearing.

I bought two 5-760X- Spicer for $58 shipped to my house. drivetrainoutlet.com

I have a 1998 Jeep XJ, with a noisy u-joint. I am replacing the wheel bearing assemblies at the same time. I'm saving up for those now.

If you are going to replace the u-joint you might as well replace the wheel bearing assembly. You have to take it off anyway. From what I have read Timkin is a good brand for the wheel bearing assembly. The cheapest I have found them is $140 (each) with free shipping.

Here is a write up from Go Jeep on changeing the hubs. I'm sure you already now how, but there are still good tips and also a link where he recommends a good hub and cheap. Stay away from the made in china crap.

http://www.go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoHubReplacement.htm