Wheel Bearings/Hubs 4x4 & 4x2 PreRunner for sale *complete* save $$ CUSTOM BUILT AVAILABLE

Thank you for the feedback

 

Thank you for an awesome product. I’m sure I’ll be ordering again in the next few weeks once the other one goes!

 

Just checking in, hubs/bearings are still holding up after almost 30,000 miles. Thanks Kev for a quality product!!

 

That’s great! thank you for checking in.

 

Ordered a set of 4x4 hubs. Just curious what the average time to ship is. Thanks!! Also thinking about ordering a set of those CV dust seals, should I be replacing those too? Figured I'd ask the experts

 

Yes replace them. They are typically the cause of dried out bearings.

I am a few days out on new orders.

I will be sending out more tracking #’s this evening for orders shipping tomorrow.

 

So I received my hubs from Jersey Built and I've been quoted $600 for 4.5 hours of labor to install them. Two different shops. What gives? I was thinking this could be done in a couple hours. I explained that these were bolt on assemblies that could be swapped out. Thx.

 

That's ridiculous! Where do you live? I'm sure there is some TW members willing to help out.

 

I live in Birmingham, AL.

 

Do you guys have a local meet up forum? I would reach out to them. I'd offer to help but I'm in STL.

 

Any chance I can just send you the PayPal payment and u just throw em in the box with the hubs?

 

Do it yourself it’s basic

 

WOW! I had my passenger side replaced. It was $90.00 took about 50 minutes. Plus he adjusted the rear brakes. Now that I have seen how easy it is to do, I'll probably do the next one. But, $90 might just be worth not having to jack the truck up and get tools out.

 

@nj636 I PM'd you about an urgent shipping address change for an order - just got your tracking information and the address is wrong!! Please check your PM's

 

I got you buddy, it’s going to your work address.

 

Yessir not a problem

 

45 minutes to 1 hour per side. Follow the DIY writeup and do it yourself, you can rent the torque wrench if you don’t have one. It’s basic metric handtools and 2 hours of your day.

 

These are shipping this week!

 

You've been a busy man!

 

Any way you can do it yourself? It shouldn't take too long as long as the hubs aren't stuck. My passenger side was a bear to get loose, driver's side only took a few minutes though.