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Rear Wheel Hub recommendation C70 2007

posted by  Erwin on  Wed Sep 6 09:38 CST 2017
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I need to replace the rear wheel hubs on our '07 C70. There are many available ranging from $60 to over $200 each.

I'd prefer Timken but not the price. What is a good quality replacement? Or, better yet, which should be avoided?

Thanks,

Erwin








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Rear Wheel Hub recommendation C70 2007

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Wed Sep 6 11:46 CST 2017
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I used SKF with good results, so far (2 or 3 years). Problem is they've gotten pricey.

https://www.eeuroparts.com/Parts/41678/Wheel-Bearing-Rear-31280051/
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Rear Wheel Hub recommendation C70 2007

posted by  Erwin on  Thu Sep 7 07:43 CST 2017
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Thanks Chris. I did find Timken at Rockauto.com for $108 so I might go that route. On my '95 855T I replaced the front hubs with Timken and ran for several years and maybe 40,000 miles before selling the car.

I use SKF in my motorcycle with great results too.

Appreciate it.

Erwin






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