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Looking for the part number for a timken front hub for an 05 GMC Sierra Z71 (6 lug).

 

Local parts shops don't sell Timken but I have a distributor that can get them for me but they don't have any automotive catalogs to cross reference. (Seems weird but anyways)

 

Thanks

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Here's what came up on the TIMKEN website:

 

Part Type Location Timken Part Number Qty Req. Option Footnote

Hub Unit Bearing SP580304 2 Deplete Inventory

Hub Unit Bearing SP580310 2 Reorder

 

Here's the LINK, so you can do it yourself also

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Here's what came up on the TIMKEN website:

 

Part Type Location Timken Part Number Qty Req. Option Footnote

Hub Unit Bearing SP580304 2 Deplete Inventory

Hub Unit Bearing SP580310 2 Reorder

 

Here's the LINK, so you can do it yourself also

thanks man, I'm a bit of a dummy should have looked a little deaper on the site and I would have found it myself.

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Man you guys in the south are spoiled on pricing. Timken is out since there are none in the warehouse locally and I need this truck back on the road Friday morning. Just for giggles here are the prices I've got on a few different hubs

GM - $710

FAG - $365 (Which happens to be the OE manufacturer and is apparently the exact same unit

SKF - $406 (premium) ~300 (economy)

Delco - $600 and change

 

I'd say it' between the FAG and the premium SKF.

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