Hub/Bearing assembly.

[signguy62]

I've already replaced one. Now need to do the other. Has anyone used the Duralast hubs from Autozone?

[Zero]

let me know how that works for you. I have a bad bearing as well.

[Trail X]

They seem to go in pairs.

I can't say about the Duralast... but the Timkens are holding up well for me so far. Granted, I only have about 10k on them.

[bdp1978]

I've already replaced one. Now need to do the other. Has anyone used the Duralast hubs from Autozone?

Thats what I'm running right now, no issues so far. I figured for the $$$ I could change the duralast twice if necessary. There is no accounting for the Timken name though, those are the only bearings I will run on my Harley.

[HARDTRAILZ]

I just ordered my second one for $46 shipped with sensor wire and everything. Not sure on brand. I have 3-4 thousand miles on the one and it performs flawlessly. Fit well and seemed to be of good quality.

I dont need the passenger, but I do need the sensor so I figured just do the whole thing at that price point. It was 30 for the sensor local or 46 for the package online.

[signguy62]

Well I had that failure of a Chinees made bearing W/ the last one I replaced so when I went to Autozone and inquired......I found out the AutoZone brand hub was made in China. I bought a Timkeen.