experiences with ebay wheel bearings (approx 65 pounds)?
experiences with ebay wheel bearings (approx 65 pounds)?
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flyingdutchie

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873 posts

223 months

Thursday 18th August 2011
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On ebay you see 2 different qualities/pricelevels. The 65 pound bearing and a 130 pound bearing. Who has experiences with the cheaper version? Already bought one....

Tanguero

4,535 posts

230 months

Thursday 18th August 2011
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3 years on with the cheaper ones and I have had no issues at all, despite giving it a hammering on track days and sprinting. Save yourself a few pounds.

flyingdutchie

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873 posts

223 months

Friday 19th August 2011
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The Jeep dealer wanted approx. 230 pounds for a bearing! Nice to know that the old Jeep Cherokee is worth a couple wheel bearings.....

dean_ratpac

1,582 posts

307 months

Friday 19th August 2011
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flyingdutchie said:
On ebay you see 2 different qualities/pricelevels. The 65 pound bearing and a 130 pound bearing. Who has experiences with the cheaper version? Already bought one....
Can you post links to both please?ta

Allandwf

1,773 posts

224 months

Friday 19th August 2011
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I've got a spare, still in the box, I bought from Racing Green.

flyingdutchie

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873 posts

223 months

Friday 19th August 2011
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just open www.ebay.co.uk

Put "tvr cerbera wheel bearing" in the search field and 2 bearngs wil appear.

For me they are even cheaper in Germany.

The cheapest is however in the States. Go to ebay.com and put "jeep cherokee wheel bearing" in the search field. You should have the bearing of a 1994/1995 (grand) cherokee. It wil take a bit longer...