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wheel bearings V70-XC70

I hear ya' and if this was still a long haul daily use vehicle, i would probably have gone with the oem bearing; however, i can change a wheel bearing on this in under 1 hour and my labor to me is free. I will run the korean bearing unitl it starts roaring and change it out again. Just offering up that the bearing i found was made in korea andd was moog branded; hopefully a little better than the typical chinese bearings.

BTW, on my regular use vehicles, i always insist on timken if available; if not oe.






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