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Guaranteed to Fit2010 GMC Canyon Change Vehicle

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2010 GMC Canyon - Rear Wheel Bearing, Replacement Bearing

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Guaranteed to Fit2010 GMC Canyon Change Vehicle

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2010 GMC Canyon

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Replacement Bearing

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Wheel Bearing

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Rear

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2.8 in. Outside Diameter; 1.02 in. Width

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12-month WJB limited warranty

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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1988-1990 Chevrolet K1500

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Replacement Bearing; 8.5" Ring Gear

1988-1999 Chevrolet C1500

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Replacement Bearing; 8.5" Ring Gear

1988-1999 GMC C1500

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Replacement Bearing; 8.5" Ring Gear

1988-1999 GMC K1500

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WJB OE REPLACEMENT WHEEL BEARING

Expertly crafted and tested to top-grade, OE-specific standards, WJB wheel bearing provides high quality performance without the high level price. Its OE-standard design provides the right fit and the right solution to your vehicle needs.

Bearings are designed to be easy to install and require minimal maintenance
Engineered, manufactured, and tested to meet or exceed OE standards
Integrated seal design improves contamination resistance for a longer bearing life
High performance grease is used to lubricate the inner raceway to ensure smooth operation, higher operating temperatures, and minimal noise
Manufactured from high quality steel to maximize durability under even the harshest driving conditions

WJB offers top-quality replacement parts for the automotive aftermarket.

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Product Q&A

How do I know if my wear bearings on my rear axle?John G.Sep 28, 2022

Best Answer:Hello, A bad wheel bearing may exhibit symptoms like unusual sounds, steering wheel shakes, tire damage, play on the wheel, vibrations, and shaky rides. The most common reason bearings go on a vehicle is that they are destroyed by water or excessive heat. This wear happens when the seal around the bearing wears down or tears, exposing them to debris.

Roberto B.STAFFOct 01, 2022

I got in an accident now back tire is a bit snakey and looks like the rims is kicked in just one spall spot could this be the wheel bearing?Dustin B.May 19, 2022

Best Answer:Hello! Most likely a control arm, spindle, or hub is bent. I would take it to an alignment shop - they'll likely give you a list of parts that need to be replaced.

Mitchell D.STAFFMay 19, 2022