Hub Assembly's to your door -THE ORIGINAL OFFER inside

FYI & FWIW, the Koyo bearings are packaged in a Timken box

Incoming picture..

 

Which is interesting. I am curious on this since Toyota shows that their shelf bearings are in identical packaging, but have either Timken or Koyo in them. They are two totally different bearing companies. Perhaps Toyota is buying from both?

Editing this a long time after I posted it. Seems like someone instead of making a comment, decided to neg-rep me. I have since this post realized the Timken and Koyo brand bearings are owned by the same parent company, even though they are different brands. Are you happy now?

 

I do not purchase from Toyota so I couldn't tell you what they stock.

I have looked in multiple Timken boxes from various vendors and have found they are ALL Koyo bearings.

 

Ah. I purchase my 4X2 wheel hubs from them, as well as a ton of other parts for my shop. Brad, my contact there, and I were talking about who supplies their bearings, so he opened up the ones he had in stock to see. It is interesting that Koyo bearings are in Timken boxes.

 

8/6/13

back on track. OP updated, now offering extended studs. 1/4" - 1/2" longer. if a different length needed I can provide it

 

hump day bump

 

Darn it, How did you manage to find Japan made bearings ? Who sells them ?
I need wheel bearings for my Sequoia and had been looking for Japan made bearings with no luck.
Another question is are those having plastic or metal cage inside?

 

Replied to your PM

 

more assembled and shipped today

 

ttt

 

OP has a link to my wheel bearing offer.

No BS, just a great product delivered to you ready to bolt on.

 

Sunday bump

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacoma-marketplace/288055-wheel-bearings-hubs-4x4-sale-complete-best-price-ever-save.html#post7212139

 

Monday morning bump

more parts will be in this afternoon
more assembly's will go out later today

 

a fresh bump

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...s-4x4-sale-complete-best-price-ever-save.html

 

For those uneducated on the pictures above I'll fill you in.

Timken sold its roller bearing business to the JTEKT Corporation(KOYO bearings) at the end of 2009.

Don't be surprised to find a Japanese bearing in an American box.

 

a set of pre runners and a set of 4x4's went out today. sending out tracking #'s

 

Few more orders went out today. More going out tomorrow

 

Hump day bump