Timken HA590061 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly - Front Left

Timken Wheel Bearing Hub Assembly HA590061

Timken HA590061 is a front left wheel bearing and hub assembly for select Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon models with off-road suspension or Z71 package applications. It is built around OE-developed testing, precision bearing geometry, and integrated ABS sensing to support stable wheel speed signal monitoring and consistent road feel.

Key Features

• Front left wheel bearing and hub assembly for non-driven applications
• Fits 2004-2005 Chevrolet Colorado, front left, Z71 Package
• Fits 2004-2005 GMC Canyon, front left, Z71 Package
• Fits 2006-2008 Chevrolet Colorado, front left, Off Road Suspension Z71
• Fits 2006-2008 GMC Canyon, front left, Off Road Suspension Z71
• 6 wheel studs, 4 flange bolt holes, 5.500 in. bolt circle diameter
• Integrated ABS sensor is tested for wheel speed monitoring
• Precision bearing profiles and enhanced surface finishes support load capacity and bearing life

Detailed Description

Timken HA590061 is engineered for select Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon front left positions where a direct replacement hub assembly is needed. The assembly uses premium seals, controlled internal geometry, and low runout construction to reduce noise and vibration while supporting braking consistency. Timken HA590061 also includes an ABS sensor designed to monitor wheel speed for anti-lock braking system operation. This part cross-references SKF BR930702 for the same application.

Common Problems This Part Can Address

• Wheel bearing noise from a worn front hub assembly
• Excessive wheel play or looseness at the hub
• ABS warning light caused by a failing wheel speed sensor signal
• Vibration or brake pulsation related to hub runout
• Uneven bearing wear on a front left Colorado or Canyon hub

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the vehicle’s year, make, model, and front left position before installation. Verify the Z71 or off-road suspension configuration on the application listed above, and match the hub pilot, brake pilot, bolt circle, and flange dimensions to the original part. Inspect the knuckle, axle area, and ABS connector condition during replacement to avoid repeat faults.

Quality Assurance

Timken uses OE-developed testing to control the design, materials, and manufacturing process for its hub bearing assemblies. The result is a replacement hub built to maintain consistent performance, with tested ABS sensing and bearing construction focused on durability and signal accuracy.