DuraGo29512302 Rear Hub Assembly

This product only lasted one year before it needed to be replaced. Working with the manufacturer to determine if this is still under warranty and will provide an update when I know more.

Bought 2 and replaced the rear ones on my Jeep. About 5k miles on them but so far so good. Having these replaced at the stealership would probably run you $700-$1000 depending on their level of sketchyness. A good socket set, some pb blaster and this can be accomplished on your own.

The new Dura International rear hub assembly for my Jeep grand Cherokee sure did look good but it's far from satisfactory. I removed the original o.e.m assembly, cleaned the rear end, every component of brake hardware, and axle. Replaced with Dura International assembly from Amazon and it leaks like a siv. Have not had time to disassemble and inspect. Do not know what my next step is as far as remedying this issue.

Leaked right after install

the packaging did not seal well and is throwing oil just 1 day of having installed

Fit as it should, and easy to install.

I opted to buy this one because it was prime although it was a little more expensive than some others. I needed the part quickly so I paid a little more. The package arrived on time but it did not contain the o-ring that is needed and the local parts house do not have it. So I paid more for nothing but to have to order the o-ring and wait a few more days. Very displeased!