MOSTPLUS Wheel Bearing Hub Front Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly 515036 Compatible for Chevy GMC with ABS 6 Lug ONLY for 4WD

part came in on time, great fit, ABS is working again. I would recommend this wheel hub to others

So far so good

I don't usually buy cheapo parts like this but I did not have the luxury of waiting several days to get an OE part, or at least a part from a higher tier aftermarket mfg, so I went with this part since I was in the 1-day delivery zone for it. Had to get my truck back on the road ASAP.At $45, and from a total no-name mfg, it's pretty hard to have high expectations about this part or complain about it as long as it does its main job well. By "main job" I mean its job as a wheel bearing. I've only put about 1K miles on it so certainly can't speak to its longevity, but so far it has done that main job without issue and just the fact that it fit perfectly and was of pretty good quality by all outward appearances is not a bad result. However, the reason for deducting 2 stars is that the ABS wheel speed sensor is no good. From the moment I installed the new part up to the first few hundred miles, the ABS light was on. Then after those first few hundred miles it started going off and coming back on sporadically. When the ABS light is off and the ABS control module temporarily thinks everything is fine with the ABS wheel speed sensor circuit and has good communication with the sensor, the ABS system sometimes engages at low speeds when coming to a stop, despite there being no tire lock up. This can extend stopping distance and could potentially be dangerous. That's only happened a few times. More often the ABS light is on which means the ABS module thinks there is an issue with the ABS wheel speed sensor circuit and the therefore the ABS system is deactivated so the above braking distance concern is at least a non-concern when the ABS light is on.Anyway, the point is that the sensor included with this part is junk and and causes issues with the ABS system. It's hard to say if the sensor is just so junk that the ABS control module isn't even getting a remotely correct signal OR if the sensor is just not calibrated quite the same as a factory sensor so it is just reporting a slightly different wheel speed. If that the case, then my issue might be that I have this cheap aftermarket sensor reporting one wheel speed and my factory sensor reporting a slightly different wheel speed on the other side (I only replaced the wheel bearing on one side bc the other one is still fine). Slightly different wheel speed readings could be confusing the the ABS control module and causing this issue. So, in other words, it is possible that you might not have the issue I am having if you replace BOTH of the wheel bearings with this part bc then at least the sensors' wheel speed reports on both sides will agree with each other. But what's a better move is to just take the junk sensor out of this part and put the factory sensor in this wheel bearing. Then you have a half-decent and affordable wheel bearing with a better calibrated, factory ABS wheels speed sensor.

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Wheel brg did not last

Quality part which is packaged with care don’t spend 150 +.

Put one on my 2010 silverado. The wiring was different and it was missing a hole where the disc bolted onto the hub (not a big deal on that cuz the wheel holds it on amyways) I just spliced the wires cuz I needed the truck that day. I dont know if it worked cuz I had a bad sensor on another wheel.

Was not able to use it. Did not need to replace. But it was what I wanted.