MOOG 513277 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly for Chevrolet Traverse

Bought this Hub Assembly/Wheel Bearing for my 2009 Chevy Traverse, Fit Perfect, Good Quality Part, It’s Quiet and so far so good, it’s been on 5 months now and still great, About to be a 2nd one for the other side, great value! Smooth working, Durable part! A+++ Great Seller/ Fast shipping also!

This hub fixed the abs light on my enclave. Replaced sensor first,turns out it was the magnetic ring on the hub that failed. Half the price of chain stores.

Fit my 2015 Traverse perfectly. I always buy Moog and have never had a problem. Its never worth buying the cheap parts for something so important. Great price too.

Wheel bearing is fine, but after purchasing one in May 2018, now (Jan 2021) I have 3 broken studs(I don't think it's related to stud quality, I had improperly fitting lugnuts). Lo and behold- the studs have a different size knurl than the OE wheel studs. Now I'm trying to find the correct studs. Or replacing the whole thing. Edit: Found them with the help of my local parts chain. They are a Dorman 610-527.

I bought two wheel bearings hub assembly for my 2017 traverse. Works perfectly, no more issues

I can't believe this. Starting to think that either my Acadia is just a "bearing eater" or there is no such thing as a quality part anymore -- or there simply is no bearing that can hold up on Michigan roads (the worst). Passenger side, 2016 installed a Timken bearing. Less than a year later had to replace it -- Luckily Amazon was great with honoring warranty parts. So when the driver side started rumbling in June, 2017 I made sure to get a Moog part rated for 3 years and 36K miles. Now here I am replacing THAT one again. Unfortunately I can't seem to find anybody with a better warranty than this, so I am forced to put on ANOTHER MOOG and hope that this one was just fluke. I am getting waaay too good at changing stupid bearings on this car. The only ironic upside is that with 10 months between changes, the last part never got a chance to weld itself in place so swapping in the new part was done in less than 90 minutes. Still, a PITA that should not have had to happen at all. Never thought I would change wheel bearings on same schedule as wiper blades. Shaking my head in disgust. What happened to paying more and getting a better part??? 4/17 update -- There was absolutely zero noise coming from the back for two weeks. Now starting to hear rumbling again -- still quiet, but not silent anymore, and definitely wheel bearing noise. This prompted me to go looking around again. On another website (Rhymes-with-lock Auto) I just discovered that the OE Delco part (FW331) will now have a LIFETIME WARRANTY if purchased after 4/1/18. If I have to do another bearing, I know what part it will be, hoping that a lifetime warranty would at least IMPLY that I don't have to change it again next year!

Moog is a dependable manufacturer, probably the only one I'd go with if OEM isn't available. If you randomly start getting stabilitrac, ABS, and TCS errors in your GM vehicle, chances are the tone ring on your hub has broken off. This replacement fixes it, but beware, if you live in the rust belt, the old hub will be a nightmare to remove.

The Auto Zone wheel bearing I installed only lasted a couple years so that was a BIG disappointment. This time I found this Moog bearing on Amazon so hopefully it will last the remaining life of the vehicle as I would expect. 5 Star for now. Fingers crossed.