Genuine Toyota 43550-47011 Front Hub And Bearing Assembly

Original order arrived with what appeared to be previous packaging damage. Minor, but I was unwilling to have it installed, then learn magnetic ABS sensor ring was non functional. Contacted seller, sent photos of damaged area, returned part, received replacement (that was very well packaged!) in decent time frame. (Texas to Oregon takes a few days. :-) )Was installed by shop, no issues, works great! Local dealer parts department quoted $470 for the same part. (WTF? You sell many at that price??)Yes, local parts stores offer “lifetime warranty” Chinese parts for $130-$200, but I'm unwilling to gamble the labor cost of $150 (twice if it fails)Very happy with the part and service from this seller!!

This was installed in the drivers side of a 2010 Prius. Factory part started growling on the highway after 125K miles, typical symptom of a bad wheel bearing. Bought a cheapo replacement part off of Ebay, made in China POS. Installed it, and squeaked and grinded all over, jack up the wheel, do the 12 and 6 shake test, and it was worse than the worn factory piece.Got on Amazon, bought this Toyota factory piece that cost a lot more money. Installed it, and car works fine now. I would recommend spending the money on a real part, and Modern Toyota shipped it right away and very well packaged.Moral of story, don't cheap out and buy a POS, buy the real part from a real Toyota dealership.

This came in a Toyota box and printed on the backside is "Toyota" and "Koyo" which I know is supposed to be the manufacturer that Toyota uses for this part. It is a lot quieter than the garbage I bought for $120 at the auto parts store and only lasted 2 years.

OEM quality -- made in Japan. Easy to install. Package was a little beat up -- but the bearing hub was in good shape.

Need to go OEM when it comes to wheel bearings. Don't cheap out and buy after market, as you will regret it!