Detroit Axle - 2 Front or Rear Wheel Bearing Hubs for Ford Explorer 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Police Interceptor Utility 2013-2019, Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly Replacement

Great product I do all my stuff from Detroit Axle I buy a lot of stuff from them so have a great product I bought calipers they were just too small I sent those back but that was it everything else I bought from them great awesome never have any issues thank you

Put these bad boys in the rear of my 2018 Ford Police Interceptor Utility. Perfect fit! I had a TERRIBLE howl coming from my two rear hubs, could barely hear music or conversations when driving over 40mph. So far they are performing as expected, buttery smooth and quiet as can be. I'll be sure to update my review if my experience changes.

Just did my bearings on my explorer with a mechanic friend a couple weeks ago. He told me expect to pay about 200 locally for 1 bearing. I bought these to for a little over 80 dollars for both and I am very satisfied. This is not my first purchase of Detroit axle products and all have performed well. I paid 110 per bearing total installed and torqued to specifications while I watched/helped. A shop would have been much much higher.

Cannot say how will be on longevity but product was a good fit and seems to be fine so far.

So far, so good

I installed these on a 2011 Ford explorer limited no issues perfect fit and the customer which I installed them for is very pleased. I don't think you can go wrong with Detroit axle products. I've never had an issue with them. I will post back after the customer gets 10 or 15,000 miles on them to update my review and let the Amazon world know how these products are fairing

So far so good, I have had good luck with Detroit Axel products .

Great product so far. Installed one in June on passenger front side of my 2013 explorer PIU have put about 10,000 miles on it. Removal of the Old one was a huge pain recommend a 10 pound or larger slide hammer. Does not come with new abs sensor but as long as you don't ruin the old one every thing should work just fine.Update: 30k miles still no problems.Update 2: Just used the second assembly on the rear of the explorer. The one I put on 40,000 miles ago is still going strong on the front. I'm going to buy 2 more because I'm sure the other 2 OEM originals are going to quit soon. Originally bought in 2018 so glad I had a spare on hand.