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i included because i assumed 91 had more additives at the pump compared to 87, i could be wrong but i thought i read something about that

same with walmart, and its usually next day arrival. i got my ntn bearing from walmart, shipped and sold by wally

looking to get another filter for my change, was going to go with oreillys microgard select MSL57356 for $10 but then i recalled that the carquest 84356 for $10 is apparently 99.5% at 20 microns while the oreillys microgard select is 99% at 25 microns carquest premium was recently updated i...

would a long 3000 mile road trip within a 7-10 day period clean up more compared to 3000 miles that are short/normal tripped over a period of like 3 months?

hey all i know something similar to this has been discussed but wondering what you would think of this exact scenario btw i usually fill 91 octane in my vehicle as long as the price spread isn't too much vs 87 octane. today i was in a pickle was low on gas and usually fill top tier 91 always...

sometimes its customers that return it and put a no name bearing inside, happened to me

ty updated bought a bca wheel bearing that had a ntn bearing inside. ntn is what i got off the oem honda pics for my wheel bearing so i assume ntn makes the bearing oem for my car installed it, works great, have driven over 1500 miles so far and no issues so far

yes gonna return it back

agreed tbh just seems like a customer service rep that doesnt know what hes talking about trying his best for me to hang up the call

**UPDATE** i got another one from Walmart as this was bugging me and voila, i got a NTN marked bearing. Same model # as I ordered before but this time a NTN stamped one. This leads me to think the last customer who ordered this part probably swapped in a chinese junk one and returned it and...

Idk about reusing the old seal but It feels removeable. Would probably want to have a new seal

Thank you for the input. I completely agree it makes 0 sense. I did not notice any signs of tampering since it was sealed but this could be a case where someone bought this and returned it back to Walmart and put a no name bearing inside

i assume they are going the timken route and just selecting a other brand wearing if they can easily get it on hand and slapping it into the bca box i guess

i agree, imma install the skf for now and then see what happens regarding this one, maybe ill use it in the other wheel if turns out its fine but then again would feel better with a stamped one

none sadly

I called BCA and they said that means they didn't make it but its still from a HQ bearing maker. They only stamp ones made by them Not sure if this is just a beat around the bush answer or if it makes sense. Regardless not sure who could have made it since most brands do stamp so it would...

ty however i looked very close and i think the photo just makes it look that way due to the fine scratches on the steel. i triple checked v closely and don't see a word

thank you just added!

here is the pics of the bearing i got, it came in a bcabearings box and was sealed in plastic with this white plastic cap thing. it didn't look like the box was tampered or a return since the bearing was sealed but who knows these days

hey all, I understand BCA/NTN is basically the same company but was wondering what it means if a bearing sold by BCA does not have any stamp on the side of bearing regarding NTN/BCA As far as I saw online and some photos, it seems that normally ntn will have a stamp on the side of the bearing...