was joking, btw.
I buy hubs on the scavenger market....6 used = 1 new.
proline = $300ish HUB ASSEMBLY FRONT WITH SENSOR DISCOVERY II, PLD676, TAY100060 - Rovers North - Classic Land Rover Parts
oe = $500ish...unless you get lucky..1999-2004 Land Rover Discovery Wheel Hub Assembly - Driveshaft & Axle - Timken, Front 99-04 Discovery Wheel Hub Assembly - 278-01173417 - PartsGeek

 

$300 is a better price than advance, they want $650...


anyone try the $100 ones on ebay?

 

I bought the cheapos from autopartswarehouse.com. No complaints yet. Also, find some coupons and you will get them for ~$100 delivered.

Replacement REPL283708 Wheel Hub | Auto Parts Warehouse

Tip: The front and back hubs are the same, except the wire for the front hub is longer. Buy a front hub and just cut the clips off (don't cut the wires) and zip tie the wires into a nice loop out of the way to use on the back.

 

Dusty we know not to take you serious! How did your springs workout over the weekend or was the Mall to crowded again?

 

Those are purchased strait off Alibaba for $30 with a 100 piece minimum. They pay shipping and then mark it up. I don't know what the difference is with them vs other aftermarkets. For all I know they are the same thing.
Tay100050e-Tay100050e Manufacturers, Suppliers and Exporters on Alibaba.comWheel Parts

 

The ones we sell are Timken units, the same as factory....just for ze info.

 

Replacement parts are funny. I usually go cheap when I am buying replacement parts. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. The thrifty part of my brain says "why pay more, when paying more is not a guarantee of quality." In any event, I am always much faster the second (or third) time I replace a part. I should teach a class on Land Rover water pump repair.

 

Dusty, hmmm

 

I got to come clean on this, I use air wrenches as well, often makes more sense rather than stripping knuckles to the bone