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new wheel bearing time

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Silverstreak01

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my bearings are pretty much shot i think. i got a bad kinda grindish noise around 25mph.. up front .. they have been going for a while.. how much should i expect to pay for new ones? anyone make heavy duty ones. im new to this and learing as i go.. im going to be running 32s or 33s instead of my 31s very soon.. thanks guys

keiht h
 
I dont know about hevy duty ones, but regular replacement bearings are about $125 or so. Check somewhere like Quadratec.
 
got timken ones from autozone for about 130 i think. 1 year warranty and running 33's with mud i am sure i will be cashing that one out
 
I just paid 135 a piece for mine. Don't forget while you are doing the bearings to replace your front u-joints. You might also want to think about doing your brakes and rotors at the same time. While I was at it I did my front locker and converted my front VD D30 to a one piece axle.



Patrick
 
i bought these from tapco international. they are in the brakes section. $80 each + $25 shipping. i haven't installed them yet as my problem didn't turn out to be bearings and if it ain't broke don't fix it.

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