Timken HA599361 Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly - Front

Timken HA599361 Front Wheel Hub Assembly

Timken HA599361 is a front wheel bearing and hub assembly built for driven applications that need stable wheel support, low runout, and consistent ABS wheel-speed signal performance. It is compatible with 1997-2004 Dodge Dakota front and 1998-2003 Dodge Durango front applications.

Key Features

• Driven front wheel bearing and hub assembly for Dodge Dakota and Dodge Durango applications
• 31-spline design with 6 wheel studs and a 4.500-inch bolt circle diameter
• 3 flange bolt holes, 6.310-inch flange diameter, and 2.106-inch flange offset
• Wheel pilot diameter: 2.810 inches (71.37 mm)
• Brake pilot diameter: 2.890 inches (73.41 mm)
• Hub pilot diameter: 3.500 inches (88.90 mm)
• ABS sensor is 100% tested for wheel-speed monitoring
• Premium seals and precision bearing surfaces support smooth operation and contamination control

Detailed Description

Timken HA599361 is engineered using OE-developed testing methods that guide the design, materials, and manufacturing process of the hub bearing assembly. The result is a front hub assembly focused on controlled runout, reduced noise and vibration, and dependable braking feel. For drivers searching for a front wheel hub assembly for 1997-2004 Dodge Dakota or a front wheel bearing hub assembly for 1998-2003 Dodge Durango, this part number provides the fitment and dimensional details needed for a direct replacement search. Timken HA599361 also cross-references SKF BR930207 and MOOG Hub Assemblies 515007 for the same application.

What It Helps Address

• Wheel noise or humming from a worn front hub bearing
• Vibration felt through the steering wheel or chassis
• ABS warning concerns related to wheel-speed signal issues
• Excessive runout that can affect braking consistency
• Loose or rough wheel rotation caused by bearing wear

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm front-position fitment before ordering and match the hub pilot, brake pilot, bolt circle, spline count, and stud pattern to the original part. Inspect the knuckle, axle interface, and mounting surfaces for wear or corrosion before installation. Proper torque procedures and clean mating surfaces help the assembly seat correctly and support accurate ABS operation.

Quality Assurance

Timken uses OE-developed validation testing for hub bearing assemblies, with premium bearings, enhanced surface finishes, and tested ABS sensors to support consistent performance. The seal design includes reinforced and contamination-resistant features to help protect the bearing assembly during service.