Detroit Axle - 2WD Front Wheel Bearing Hubs for Chevy GMC Silverado Sierra Avalanche Yukon XL 1500 HD Tahoe Savana Express 2500 Cadillac Escalade, Wheel Bearing and Hubs Assembly Replacement

I’ve used a lot of Detroit axle parts in the past. I’ve never had any issues. This was the first bearing I got from them and the price was so good that I was a little concerned they wouldn’t be adequate. I installed them on my 2001 GMC Sierra a few months ago and haven’t had any issues. Detroit axle has been reliable to me thus far and the pricing is almost too good to be true!

Drives like new!

Super quick to get done. For the price and quality, it is a must. They can be installed in under a hour. EZ

I've gotten plenty of Detroit Axle brake parts before and one front end rebuild kit. The front end rebuild kit lasted as long as I thought it would (ball joints slightly loose after 18 months of hard daily driving) but the brakes have never let me down and been great in quality.These, however, came damaged. One of the bearings had the wheel speed sensor broke off where it bolts onto the hub assembly. Luckily, I could remove the broken wheel speed sensor and extremely luckily one of the wheel speed sensors on the hubs I was replacing came out. I popped the old sensor into the new hub and no abs light. If I was a regular driveway warrior I might not have had the gumption or knowledge to swap an old sensor in.Also, weird note, one hub came in a Detroit Axle box and the other came in a plain brown box with a different language on it. Not a big deal, I'm aware these are coming from China, ignorance is bliss sometimes though....As for the hubs themselves, they seem to be great quality and have given me no issues (other than the sensor being broke right out of the box.) The bearings I replaced made it 370,000 mi, if these make it a fraction of that I'll still be happy because for the price I can afford to replace them again.

cost way less than local pirates .easy fit.only just installed 1 the other old 1 rusted in still but by removing the antiseay link and placing a small floor jack behind and a couple if hardened steel bolt/nut combo thru stud holes the press ought to quickly remove,(the other side was squezy with only 2 common steel bolt/nuts.

Going on 3 yrs. Put these on my silverado about 3 yrs ago and still no issues. I've now use Detroit Axle products on 3 vehicles and not 1 issue.

Good price, fast shipping

Well made good product easy to install