Tirrito Kryptonite 8 Lug Replacement Wheel Bearing Compatible with 1999-2010 Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra 2500HD/3500HD SRW & DRW (99-07 Classic GM Truck 1500HD/2500/3500 SRW)

Well the product is perfect but Amazon messed it up. Their system that tells you if they fit your vehicle.... it was wrong. The hub fits and works perfect. After some troubleshooting with Kryptonite the wheel speed sensors are different from the KR-10 (Amazon's pick for my truck) to the KR-12 (the actual ones for my truck). Simply swapped out mlthe sensors and it's all good now. So make sure you go to Kryptonites web page and verify the right part before ordering here.

Very high quality product

These hubs are a huge step up from worn oem stuff since the pickups was assembled 2002. Biggest advice is to make sure your purchasing from an authorized retailer so you can register the warranty. Since the warranty was part of the purchasing decision

These are beautiful. Its a shame they get covered up. I ordered them for peace of mind and because I rolled over 100k miles on the odometer but turns out I needed them more than I knew. No play at all in my stock bearings but these Kryptonites are at least 50% quieter than what I pulled off. Very happy!

Everything looks good besides being the wrong lug pattern for my 2005 duramax

Contacted company, tech says abs sensor not under warranty, even though part never worked. tech told me to use old beat up sensor from the part I just took off or purchase another one from them at $60. Paid $260 to get this part that doesn't work and now I'm having to tear it down again. Total BS. I have spent a lot of money on front end products from this company never again.

Tough as nails

I purchased a set of these, and yes they are sold as individual just so you know since it does not tell you anywhere. Well I put my left side on first since it was the worst one of the two front. I was excited to see the improvement and test drove after installing only to have my ABS system acting up, light was coming on and the ABS was thinking my left wheel was locking up so it was kicking on and would make the truck pull to the right badly, you better be prepared are it could cause you to hit something or someone. So I jumped on the googles to look for help, I found someone said check the wires to see if they were correct, and sure enough no the white was going to black and black was going to white. I was once again excited to see if this fixed and test drove only to find out not good, still very bad. I was so pissed at this point I was going to remove it send it back and buy a OEM, called dealer to find out the GM original was over $600 each. I started reading these reviews and saw one mention to swap to OEM sensor and this was going to be my last resort. I tore it down one more time and replaced the sensors with my OEM sensor put it all back together and took it for a test drive finally success. All problems gone truck was allot more quite removing my bad bearing also, the wife noticed that right away. All in all after multiple times of tearing down the left doing the right side went very smooth no issues, just put the OEM sensor in the first time.