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#153774 07/10/2007 2:53 AM
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Well i finally got to start working on my truck and i knew it had a front wheel bearing missing.
So i got the number off the race and found out the truck is a one ton.

my question is where is the best place to buy bearings?

I found the one i needed where i work at advance auto but i cant believe the prices. mine were the cheapest. even if somebody put them in a kit.

thanks

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If it has roller bearings, they are high. Be prepared.

#153776 07/10/2007 3:00 AM
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Yes they are roller bearings

#153777 07/11/2007 6:52 PM
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What year is your truck and which bearing is it. I have some new wheel bearings and may have it.
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#153778 07/11/2007 8:28 PM
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I always get my stuff from a place called Applied industrial technologies. I cant speak for the other stores but the ones in my area that Ive dealt with are great and close to half the price of the flaps and the guys were VERY knowledgable.

http://www.applied.com/

Good luck and remember dont use the cheap bearings! Jeff


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#153779 07/12/2007 2:06 AM
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Look in the yellow pages for a bearing supply house near you...always cheaper than a parts house..


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