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Kit Includes:
- 2x New Front Driver & Passenger Side Complete Wheel Bearing and Hubs Assembly - 513270
Hub Specification:
- Position: Front
- Lugs: 5 Bolts
- Flange Type: 3-Bolt Triangular
- ABS Type: Sensor Wire
Fitment:
- Replacement for 2007-2011 Dodge Nitro
- Replacement for 2008-2012 Jeep Liberty
Easy Installation
The assembly performance is excellent, the overall structure is precise, and the installation is convenient.
Premium Bearing Steel
Detroit Axle hub bearings use high-quality bearing steel, which makes them have extremely high wear resistance and rust resistance. At the same time, high stiffness can extend the life of the product.
High-Frequency Quenching Process
Detroit Axle strictly control the ratio of wheel hub bearing materials and obtain high performance through the high-end heat treatment process and high-frequency quenching of the product.
High Performance
Detroit Axle parts are manufactured by OE Standard to meet expectations for assembly, shape, and function, providing high quality and high value.
douglas melka
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2024
Fit perfectly
Thomas the Mechanic
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2024
Professionally done and awesome durability! THEY ARE MY GO TO FOR ANYTHING AXLE!! Very good and solid material, i just wish i lived next to Detroit Axle!! Lol
María J.
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
I bought a bearing for my Nitro. A year later, the part broke, and I don't have any warranty on this product.I tried to talk with the seller, but never received a correct answer or a solution.Please, be careful when you buy a these parts.
Corbin
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023
Installed easily, fixed problems immediately. Time will tell if they hold up but good deal and price and no problems 3 months
Jeffrey A. Burns
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2020
Saw the reviews that the ABS sensor prematurely malfunctions and one of mine did just that on my 2009 Buick. Not sure of how many miles it took but it was under a year and I average 5-6000 miles a year on that car. I have never had a problem with anything that I have purchased from Detroit Axle, this would be my first but I also didn't pay much for the hub either and they had better ones to choose from. You get what you pay for.I had the wrong car. The one that I purchased from Detroit Axle for my Buick works perfectly. Sorry Detroit Axle. By the way I did get bearings to replace the defective ones from Detroit Axle and they work great.
r. storteboom
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2019
Had noticeable noise from the front end of my 2008 Nitro R/T. Belle Tire confirmed it was the front passenger side wheel bearing -- thanks to Belle Tire for the free evaluation...! Ordered these and I have only replaced the passenger side. I live in Michigan and hoping the driver side is good until springtime. These seem to be great quality and at a great price. I have a couple thousand miles on the new part and road noise is gone. Runs smooth and quiet! Took me a couple hours to change it and at least 60 whacks with a 4# hammer on the old one; but, the new one fit perfect. Just remember to lock it in 4 wheel drive before you start. Axle spun when I tried to loosen the axle nut in 2WD.
Dave M
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2019
Fit the 2010 Dodge Nitro Shock perfectly. Was a pain in the rear to remove the old. Went quite a bit faster after finding out local parts store loaned tools for free. I'm very happy I did. Tools used to get the job done. Decent sized breaker bar for lug nuts, axle nut socket set, Standard size socket set to take off the brake caliper. Don't get that silly claw looking slide hammer puller get the one that has a bracket to connect to the lug bolts (FWD Hub puller) with a screw/bolt in the middle to torque down on the axle then beat the heck out of the outer portion of the wheel bearing assy (I used a 2.5 lb hammer) in different spots crank down again and repeat until it breaks free. Reassembly was much easier than teardown. Recommend using torque wrench to slap everything back together back to spec. I had to use web enthusiast forum details to get the torque settings as I've not found a repair manual for my vehicle. So far two weeks in, noise is gone and vehicle seems to handle quite well again. Will post again if I experience problems in the same area.
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