TRQ Rear Wheel Bearing & Hub Assembly 4WD with ABS Sensor Compatible with 2004-2006 Lexus RX330 2007-2009 RX350 2006-2008 RX400h 2004-2013 Toyota Highlander 2009-2015 Venza

Perfect fit, works great

Seems to be good fit I hope it lasts

Fit perfect and worked as it should. Well made at a good price

My sister has a 2012 SRX with only 67k miles... And the rear drivers side wheel bearing goes out... The OEM GM part is over $300! And only has a 1 year warranty! This is under $100 and has a lifetime warranty. Just think the factory OEM only lasted 67k miles. Shame on GM there was no way I was going to put another GM one back on it.Car sounded like it was stuck in a lower gear. She and I thought this when we first heard it thought the car wasnt shifting. But it was. Thats how we figured out it was the wheel bearing. We could tell it was in the rear you can kinda tell it was driver side rear. But to be certain we jacked the rear up and spun the tires by hard. You could hear the bad bearing and feel it when you turn the tire. Kinda make a grinding sound and feel tough or rough. The good side will be easy and smooth.Her car is a FWD version and changing the rear bearing was simple. Honestly took about a hour. Basically remove the wheel, brake caliper, caliper mount, disc, and then the bearing. Simple.If this was a AWD version it would have been harder.I hope this helps someone else with the SRX, as they are known to have wheel bearing issues. And this is the best option as far as parts go to repair it. If she has issues and I have to replace I'll update the review with how well they stand behind their warranty .

BEWARE - I bought one of these and have had it in my JK Wrangler for over a year. The speed sensor failed. I could not replace the speed sensor because this "TRQ Front Wheel Bearing & Hub Assembly with ABS Sensor Compatible with 2007-2017 Jeep Wrangler 2018 Wrangler JK" has a speed sensor that IS NOT PHYSICALLY COMPATBILE with the OEM speed sensor. As of this writing, you CANNOT BUY a replacement TRQ style speed sensor as a part - even from TRQ. You have to buy the whole wheel bearing & hub assembly just to get the TRQ speed sensor that will fit. TRQ's response to this was, "We apologize, but do not offer an alternative option. We appreciate your understanding."As my purchase was within the 2-year warranty, TRQ did replace the whole assembly free of charge with free shipping (noting you have to make an inquiry to TRQ on their website to contact them - there is no phone number). If I would have known this originally, there is NO WAY I would have bought this wheel bearing hub assembly. Speed sensors do fail - and you want to be able to replace them without having to buy a whole wheel bearing hub assembly just to get a speed sensor.The pictures I'm including show what the TRQ version of the speed sensor looks like. Compare this to any replacement front wheel speed sensor for a JK Wrangler and you'll see the physical difference. Just one physical difference is the part of TRQ Speed Sensor that goes into the TRQ Wheel Bearing Hub is about 2 cm in length. The part of the Original (OEM) Speed Sensor that goes into the hub are 2.5 cm in length.NOTE that the speed sensor that TRQ sells for the JK Wrangler IS the OEM compatible speed sensor, which is NOT compatible with the TRQ wheel bearing hub.

Good aftermarket replacement, fit and performed great👍🏼

If your having a wheel bearing issue best to replace with this unit it's already pressed in an ready to go saves you from having to pay any shop to press in a bearing or if you where to buy a new hub you would still need to press it in with this you don't have to do none of that an I already have 3k miles on it great parts like always an 1a auto has videos on how to replace ty again

Perfect fit for my son's 2005 Lexus LS430