What Did You Do With Your 120 Today?

[Rednexus]

Not sure if it matters but I got a SKF front from rock auto and it’s made in China. I haven’t installed it yet, could be perfectly fine.

I would personally be comfortable putting in a Chinese SKF, but knowing that I'd prefer Koyo given the choice. SKF is a global manufacturer and their bearings are well-used in industrial applications. If they are manufacturing bearings in China at a SKF factory (as opposed to having a 3rd party manufacture them), they are probably good.

I am pretty sure the SKFs I put on our Outback where made in South Korea, but that was a number of years ago so I don't 100% recall.

 

[efjayatee]

Go Hokies! Lot of blurry memories in that town. If he drives to class tell him the best way to get a spot is to wait by the parking lot stairs and offer the kids going to thier cars a ride to thier car as a trade for thier spot. Great way to meet girls

Mmmmmmmm, that's a little creepy

 

[Super]

I had that exact same experience with front hub bearings for my Tundra. So far no issues.

Not sure if it matters but I got a SKF front from rock auto and it’s made in China. I haven’t installed it yet, could be perfectly fine.

 

[Ignignot]

Mmmmmmmm, that's a little creepy

Im not gonna disagree but its tough to argue with the results! On campus parking is awful so its a phenomenal excuse