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Pre-pressed Hub Assemly options?
Anyone have any recommendations on good Pre-Pressed hub assembly? I don't have the tools to get it pressed on my own and need to get the front drivers side one changed. The only option I am finding is by Dorman and not sure how good this one is.
Any help would be appreciated!! Thank you!
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04-03-2020, 10:51 AM
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I bought Jersybuilt hubs a year or so ago. They seem great, no issues 30k miles later.
They take a while to get built / shipped, I think it was a couple weeks from the time I ordered to the time I got them, but I expected that going in, so no issues.
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04-03-2020, 01:44 PM
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Blue Pit is also an option, but I have yet to have to replace mine, so no experience with anyone.
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04-03-2020, 01:51 PM
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I bought one from NAPA in December. I have a few thousand miles on it since then without any issues. It's probably not the best option, but it has a lifetime warranty and NAPA is local so warranty claims are easy. Also you could get it right away instead of waiting if you need it right now.
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04-03-2020, 04:30 PM
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I bought one from NAPA in December. I have a few thousand miles on it since then without any issues. It's probably not the best option, but it has a lifetime warranty and NAPA is local so warranty claims are easy. Also you could get it right away instead of waiting if you need it right now.
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DITTO! Just bought a pair from Napa as well. Part Number
NOE 77010691 for $229.99ea. Same part number for both sides. Oh and they come with the axle seal too. Going to install this weekend. Would have liked to order a quality set from Bluepit, but they were a little more expensive than what the wallet could afford, plus Napa is 4 miles from my house if there's ever an issue...
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04-03-2020, 05:20 PM
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I'm planning on buying some parts from 1A auto soon, maybe including the other hub that I haven't replaced yet. I looked at the part numbers in their sets for different steering/suspension components and it's the same as what RockAuto sells, but a lot cheaper and with free shipping. Seems like it's worth a shot.
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04-03-2020, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by RivMan
I bought Jersybuilt hubs a year or so ago. They seem great, no issues 30k miles later.
They take a while to get built / shipped, I think it was a couple weeks from the time I ordered to the time I got them, but I expected that going in, so no issues.
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I would also recommend jerseybuilt for price and quality.
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04-04-2020, 07:38 AM
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Rock Auto has a wide selection from numerous manufacturers.
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04-04-2020, 12:16 PM
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I guess he is out of town right now according to his post...but I got mine from 05Taco4x4 and have had no issues.
Wheel Bearings & Hubs Press Service *** 4x4 *** PreRunner *** NSK***Koyo*** | Tacoma World
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04-04-2020, 12:39 PM
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Also, make sure you have fire and brimstone, a breaker bar, and a cheater pipe on hand if you're doing it yourself. 
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04-04-2020, 03:11 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RivMan
I bought Jersybuilt hubs a year or so ago. They seem great, no issues 30k miles later.
They take a while to get built / shipped, I think it was a couple weeks from the time I ordered to the time I got them, but I expected that going in, so no issues.
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04-05-2020, 10:53 AM
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I have run the Dorman pre-pressed assembly on the left front of my 2008 SR5 4WD V8 for two years and 48,000 miles so far without any issues.
It was the first thing I did to my 4Runner when I bought it, as it needed the left front hub assembly when I picked it up from wholesale at the dealership I worked for a the time.
I have no idea how well it'd hold up to the rigors of off-roading, or if it'd live a long happy life in the rust belt, but it worked just fine for a 105 mile daily commute for two years.
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04-05-2020, 05:22 PM
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Only authorized dealers are allowed to sell genuine Koyo bearings and Koyo authorizes only very few of them and the price for one genuine Koyo bearing would be almost as much for the "pair" of assemblies in one of the links you posted just for the bearing itself not with the hub, so you can be assured that both of the eBay auction are using counterfeit Chinese Koyo bearings in their assemblies.
Napa sells just the Koyo bearing for about $180, that's just for one bearing itself, not a hub/bearing assembly.
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