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#229528 03/17/2007 8:07 PM
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Wondering if anyone can suggest the best plsce to buy new front wheel bearings for my 55.2 1/2 ton? I'd prefer the newer tapered roller bearings. Thanks, Matt

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if you prefer the roller bearings you're best off to get them from one of the repro vendors, prolly the cheapest would be the same as more expensive ... but there's really no reason to not use the OEM ball type, unless you're doing disc brakes, and those are available from NAPA and such locally

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Try Truck and Car Shop. The consistently have best pricing on many items.


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