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And, Warns at that. Stay clear of the Mile Markers. They tend to go boom (so do Warns, but it takes a LOT and they have a lifetime warranty that they honor).
I don't mean to be the voice of decent, but my factory auto hubs have stood the test pretty well. Then again, my whole truck is factory and has stood the test more than most. Maybe it's 33" plus tires that are destroying everyone's hubs. *shrug* If you're going to do a lift and all that, Warn hubs are worth the cost for sure.
I don't mean to be the voice of decent, but my factory auto hubs have stood the test pretty well. Then again, my whole truck is factory and has stood the test more than most. Maybe it's 33" plus tires that are destroying everyone's hubs. *shrug* If you're going to do a lift and all that, Warn hubs are worth the cost for sure.
Stock hubs never let you down -- until you really need them - like today in Colorado...
Then they just click. You can't even blow up the stock ones. The just strip out first. I gave up after trying 4 sets. I now run Warns and they always work.
Mine had the auto hubs when I bought it and it was on stock size tires. They never worked and only had 50,000 on the vehicle. Swapped in Warn manual hubs and have had them for 60,000 miles now and they never let me down, they work great
I don't mean to be the voice of decent, but my factory auto hubs have stood the test pretty well. Then again, my whole truck is factory and has stood the test more than most. Maybe it's 33" plus tires that are destroying everyone's hubs. *shrug* If you're going to do a lift and all that, Warn hubs are worth the cost for sure.
I had auto hubs on my 92 that would pop in and out of 4 wheel drive. Finally I was tired of it and bought some warn manual hubs. They havent failed me yet, so I would say manual hubs all the way. Plus the treads on here make for an easy swap. I did both of mine in about 45 min.