Moog front hubs any good?

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MOOG is hit or miss these days as you never know what's going to be in the box. At one point I had 3 MOOG wheel hub assemblies - all in identical boxes with identical part numbers - with 3 different assemblies. One was made by MOOG, another by SKF and and another by Timkin.
Guess we'll see what they send this time. Hopefully SKF or Timken bearings.
 
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I find the best replacement Hub Wheel Bearings to purchase are TIMKEN hubs. I replaced my right rear hub at 100k and at 218k, it is still rolling strong. I read somewhere that TIMKENs are used as OEM parts for my 2007 Ford Expedition. Moog parts are made in China and I hear sooooo many complaints regarding their longevity.
Would gladly purchase a front Timken hub if it was available for the 4wd 4th Gens. Haven't seen any such animal though.
 

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My dealer told me same thing, but they did some kind of expedited order. They got it in in less than a week. They said that there was only 1 dealership in the state of West Virginia that had one and they wouldn’t get rid of it.
 

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no difference between 2wd and 4A. I also had them check the vacuum lines, check valves and actuators.
 
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