Trailer Hub Bearing

TruRyde Trailer Bearings and Races - 25580

Replacement Trailer Bearings are high quality tapered roller bearings, designed for high-speed use. All Bearings have industry standard numbers, regardless of the brand.

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• Replacement Bearings, Races and Seals for an Old Frehauf Trailer with 15123 Outer Bearings
  
• You will most likely need the Bearing Kit, 15123/ 25580 Bearings, 10-36 Seal, item # BK3-100, or Bearing Kit, 15123/25580 Bearings,10-10 Seal, item # BK3-110 for your replacement parts, since your outer bearing is a Timken 15123. Races for the these bearings are the # 15245 Race, for 15123 Bearing, and the # 28521, Race, for 28580 Bearing. The only way to really tell which bearings, races and seals you need for sure is to remove the hub and record all of the part numbers you can find. The
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• Replacement Bearing Kit for Load Rite Trailer with 12 Inch Kodiak Disc Brake Rotors
  
• The Kodiak 12 inch 6 bolt hub and rotor assemblies we offer would use the # BK3-100 bearing kit. Each kit includes one # 25580 inner bearing, one # 15123 outer bearing, one 10-36 grease seal and a cotter pin. To determine if these are the correct bearings for your application, you will need to pull one of your hub/rotors off and look for the numbers on your inner and outer bearings. The number should be located on the flat, back side of the bearings.
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• Bearing Kit, Nev-R-Adjust Brakes, and Lug Nuts For an AxleTek Axle
  
• To get you the correct bearing kit for your AxleTek axle with an inner bearing number of # 25580, I will need the size (or part number) of the outer bearing and the size (or part number) of the grease seal. There are three different choices of outer bearings that will work, along with two different grease seals. Since you do not have the part number on the outer bearing, you will want to use dial calipers to measure the dimension on the spindle where the outer bearing sits once installed. You
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