Detroit Axle - 4WD Front Wheel Bearing Hubs for 99-04 Ford F-250 F-350 Super Duty, 00-02 Ford Excursion, 2000 2001 2002 Wheel Bearing and Hubs Assembly [w/Coarse Thread] Replacement

So Far so Good! These fit perfect along with the bolts that came with on my 2002 f250 7.3. My truck drives so much smoother, great product. Would recommend.

Installed on my 01 super duty. Not problems. It’s been probably 10k miles and it’s smooth sailing. Best value on Amazon. Perfect size and looks good.

Perfect fit. Easy to install. Excellent quality.

I've used DA hubs in the past and have been happy with them. Theses seem to be built well and have been on the truck now for several months with no issues. I always pull the speed sensor and pack more grease into them before installation. Got both for about the price of one at the local parts store. Note- These were installed on an early 99 Superduty, which had different hubs (one year only, way more expensive) the later style works perfectly, but you have to change the rotors out for the later style too. The offsets are wrong otherwise.

I have bought Detroit axle parts for over 5 years now. In my opinion, The quality and durability of there parts is very adequate for the price if you're looking for standard/oem quality parts.

Great product. No Brake noise and no dust.

I installed these on a 2010 Nissan Titan LE 2WD (RWD). Apparently these are for both 4WD and 2WD Titans and Armadas. I knew my front hub assemblies needing replacing.... But when i installed them i found out just how bad the old ones were. Spinning the old hub said it all.... It was so loose and gritty feeling that it resembled nothing on the new smooth turning Detroit Axle hub. Installation was pretty easy. Remove the brakes and rotor, remove the 3 bolts holding the hub and then "tap" it out from behind with a small hand held sledge hammer. Clean the opening with WD40 and a wire wheel mounted to a drill. The new ones slid right in with little effort. If you want to get fancy like i did get some caliper paint and make the day of it! Now my calipers look very sharp "since I was in there"! FYI... I did this with hand tools without any help. No air tools or anything fancy. It was easier than i thought but i cleared my day to tackle the job myself. The test drive excited me..... A lot! I recently replaced my steering rack and upper and lower control arms. Everything was new except my hubs. I also have a 6 inch lift and 35" tires. Even though it was better after that work i still had a noticeable shake in the steering wheel and a popping thud kind of a noise when i made left turns on inclines (like in a drive way). After installing these my truck rolls smooth as silk. No play, shaking or slop in the steering wheel and no noises when turning. My old bearings were so bad that i feel my wheel could have broken off the truck in due time. So i feel much safer knowing this maintenance has neen addressed. FYI my Titan has 129k miles on it.... But well maintained and easy non towing miles on it. I will only update this if i have an issue with these new hubs. If no further updates then all is srill good. Good luck with your Titan! Update: Less than 8 months after install my hub assemblies have started to grind. I removed both wheels and the brake system to see that was the cause.... The cheaply made hub assemblies are grinding. It is truly sad that they are so poorly made they couldn't even make it one year. FYI - my truck is a low mileage daily driver. No off road driving, no aggressive driving. So a true shame they cannot keep up after 8 months of use.

Part fits as intended. I thought I had the wrong part sent to me even though it said it fit my model. Turns out it was the right part. Customer service was great and worked diligently to correct the issue . Will buy from again when I do my struts and control arms.

Adiós a zumbido, quedó ala perfección.

Seem solid and good quality time will tell tho