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I attempted to get an answer from Timken and National using one of those “GFYS” Contact Links forms companies hide behind. Still waiting…could be a non-work day for Beijing employee tasked with providing a response.
I was taught Bearings and Races come as a set and are not to be mixed. Also, new bearings of unlike brands are not to be mixed, as tolerances and metal may not be the same between companies. All my purchases until now consisted of a box containing a Bearing and it’s Race.
Has this changed?
AZ sold me 2 National 15101 Bearings. I asked where it’s Races were and was told they are sold separately and then offered 2 Timken 15245 Races.
I found the same thing on O’Reilly and NAPA sites, Bearings with no accompanying race.
I know most Aftermarket Rotors come with a Race installed, but I’ve punched them out and installed my own matched set.
So what’s the deal?
Thanks