SKFHub Bearing Assembly BR930661 Aftermarket Replacement Part Compatible with Cadillac 2009-2013 Chevrolet 2008-2013 GMC 2008-2013

Fast delivery. excellent price Quality machine product. I trust SKF. fit my Lincoln town car perfect.

Decided to go for SKF over GM because everyone was ranting and raving about how good their bearings are.Installed like any other hub except the plug for the sensor isn’t 100% made right and won’t clip in. I messed with it for a while but it seems solid enough.Randomly the computer will show that wheel is “slipping” and activate traction control. About once a day the sensor itself just stops working, you unplug it, plug it back in and then it magically works. I thought maybe it was getting loose to a secured the sensor but no difference.I have since just took my old sensor out of my 15 year old setup and it’s running that with zero issues. Live and learn, I have a GM one on the way so I can not have any issues.

Original PostThanks to California's rust free driving environment the old hub was easy to remove and this one went in quickly. It worked like a charm and I have the second one on stand by for the other side.great company top of the line product.Replaced on a 2013 Yukon Denali AWD with 113k miles on it. I hit a massive pothole that damaged my wheel and this also felt the ramifications of that potholeUpdate 10/30/2020about four months back started feeling a pulsation when the brake is applied. Did a brake maintenance check, pads at more than 50% life pins still nice and lubed, no leaky brake fluid anywhere.Then I got a power loss and a code about the front right speed sensor. this happens to be the bearing I replaced. so Now I am doubting if this was a real SKF bearing or is it this cheap and wished I would have bought a Timken?Will have to investigate the bearing and maybe replace it. This blows!

I'm giving it a 4, Amazon reports it doesn't fit my 14 Silverado. They do. They have been installed, with the only issue being removal of a Moog brand that was seized. Will update after mileage is on these SFKs.

these are very good hubs , left side on truck over a year no problems, I use this truck to plow, rt side been on about 8 mths

Great product. I reduced longevity only because I don’t know. I’ve only had them for 1 month.Also dropped installation stars because removing the old hub is a BEAR and you should be prepared for a fight. Bring a torch and some penetrating oil lol.These hubs seem good though

Great product, and at the cheapest prices anywhere! Replaced 2008 Silverado 1500 original units with the SKF assemblies. The originals lasted 150k miles and these units look even tougher than the originals. I’ll try and update once I’ve got a few more thousand miles on them, but so far they are doing great and seem to be very tough.

I'm not sure how to quantify being 25% better to justify the 25% price increase over MOOG, but this SKF hub assembly appears to be high quality. I view SKF as the standard in bearings, but that's just my opinion.

Awesome bearing assembly and price. Shipping container could use some padding to protect machined parts from dings. Box was about as heavy as for a 2 pound pillow, not a 20 pound assembly with attached sensor cable.

Perfect fit for 2007 4x4 LTZ Avalanche. Cost a bit more than the others, will have to see the milage to judge if the extra $ is worth it.

It is exactly as advertised. Great company to deal with.

Exactly as advertised, a great price & delivered on the day promised.

Was the right part not the best price but best shipping cost