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The Timken Company has defined friction management since 1899, when Henry Timken patented the tapered roller bearing.

9,399 Timken partsIn stock, ready to ship
OE qualityGenuine catalog
Guaranteed FitOr we pay the return
Free shipping over $502–5 business days
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Why Timken

The Timken Company has defined friction management since 1899, when Henry Timken patented the tapered roller bearing. Headquartered in North Canton, Ohio, Timken is a global leader in engineered bearings and industrial motion, and a primary original-equipment bearing supplier to vehicle manufacturers worldwide. Its automotive aftermarket line covers wheel bearings, pre-set and pre-greased hub assemblies, seals, and tapered roller bearings built to OE standards for cars, light trucks, and commercial vehicles. Professional technicians treat Timken as the quality benchmark for wheel-end replacement, backed by more than 125 years of precision American manufacturing and a limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.

Timken at a glance
Founded1899
Parts we stock9,399
WarrantyTimken's limited warranty
Parent companyThe Timken Company
Fitment verified before checkoutShips from US warehouses30-day return policy
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Timken, answered

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Who makes Timken bearings?
Timken bearings are made by The Timken Company, founded in 1899 and headquartered in North Canton, Ohio. Timken invented the tapered roller bearing and remains a global leader in engineered bearings and industrial motion products, trading on the NYSE as TKR.
What warranty do Timken parts carry?
Timken products are covered by a limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship, with claims accepted within one year of shipment under Timken's US Terms and Conditions of Sale. Commercial vehicle wheel-end components qualify for extended registered coverage up to 3 years/350,000 miles on pre-adjusted hub assemblies.
Are Timken wheel bearings OEM quality?
Yes. Timken is a primary original-equipment bearing supplier to vehicle manufacturers, and its aftermarket wheel bearings and hub assemblies are built to the same OE engineering standards. Many technicians consider Timken the benchmark for bearing replacement.
What does Timken specialize in?
Timken specializes in friction management: wheel bearings, hub assemblies, tapered roller bearings, and seals for cars, light trucks, and commercial vehicles. Its pre-set, pre-greased hub assemblies simplify installation with no manual adjustment needed.
Where are Timken bearings made?
Timken is an American company headquartered in Ohio with manufacturing plants in the United States and around the world. Country of origin varies by part number, but every plant builds to Timken's global manufacturing standards.
Timken auto parts
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Timken Auto Parts

The Timken Company has defined friction management since 1899, when Henry Timken patented the tapered roller bearing.

9,399parts in stock
OE qualitygenuine catalog
Guaranteedfit or free return
Free ship $50+2–5 days
Shop Timken for your vehicle

Add your vehicle from the garage in the top bar, then browse the full Timken catalog that fits it.

Shop Timken

Popular Timken products

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The brand

Why Timken

The Timken Company has defined friction management since 1899, when Henry Timken patented the tapered roller bearing. Headquartered in North Canton, Ohio, Timken is a global leader in engineered bearings and industrial motion, and a primary original-equipment bearing supplier to vehicle manufacturers worldwide. Its automotive aftermarket line covers wheel bearings, pre-set and pre-greased hub assemblies, seals, and tapered roller bearings built to OE standards for cars, light trucks, and commercial vehicles. Professional technicians treat Timken as the quality benchmark for wheel-end replacement, backed by more than 125 years of precision American manufacturing and a limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.

1899Founded
The Timken CompanyParent company
Questions

Timken, answered

Who makes Timken bearings?
Timken bearings are made by The Timken Company, founded in 1899 and headquartered in North Canton, Ohio. Timken invented the tapered roller bearing and remains a global leader in engineered bearings and industrial motion products, trading on the NYSE as TKR.
What warranty do Timken parts carry?
Timken products are covered by a limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship, with claims accepted within one year of shipment under Timken's US Terms and Conditions of Sale. Commercial vehicle wheel-end components qualify for extended registered coverage up to 3 years/350,000 miles on pre-adjusted hub assemblies.
Are Timken wheel bearings OEM quality?
Yes. Timken is a primary original-equipment bearing supplier to vehicle manufacturers, and its aftermarket wheel bearings and hub assemblies are built to the same OE engineering standards. Many technicians consider Timken the benchmark for bearing replacement.
What does Timken specialize in?
Timken specializes in friction management: wheel bearings, hub assemblies, tapered roller bearings, and seals for cars, light trucks, and commercial vehicles. Its pre-set, pre-greased hub assemblies simplify installation with no manual adjustment needed.
Where are Timken bearings made?
Timken is an American company headquartered in Ohio with manufacturing plants in the United States and around the world. Country of origin varies by part number, but every plant builds to Timken's global manufacturing standards.