The Spicer Dana 60 Front Wheel Bearing Kit is designed to restore proper wheel end support, preload, and sealing performance on Dana 60 front axle applications. Built around premium Timken bearings and races, this kit provides the critical service components needed for reliable operation in heavy-duty trucks, towing applications, restorations, and off-road builds.

Wheel bearings are subjected to constant load, heat, and contamination exposure, especially on vehicles running oversized tires or heavy front axle loads. Replacing worn bearings and seals helps maintain proper hub operation, reduces wheel end play, and protects against premature spindle and hub wear. This kit includes the inner and outer bearings, matching races, and hub seal required to service one side of the axle.

Includes:

• Hub Seal
• Timken Inner Bearing
• Timken Inner Race
• Timken Outer Bearing
• Timken Outer Race

Note:

• Sold per side
• Purchase two kits to service both front hubs

Specifications

• Fits Dana 60 front axle applications
• Includes Timken bearings and races
• Includes OE-style hub seal
• Designed to restore proper wheel bearing preload
• Meets or exceeds factory-style fitment requirements
• Intended for service and rebuild applications
• Compatible with Dana Spicer 50 and 60 front axles

Fitment

Fitment Notes:

• Fits Dana 50 and Dana 60 front axle applications
• Designed for serviceable front wheel bearing hubs
• Verify axle application before ordering
• Sold individually per side

Tech Insight

Front wheel bearings carry the full load of the vehicle while also supporting steering forces, braking loads, and suspension movement. In off-road and towing environments, heat, contamination, and oversized tires accelerate bearing wear and can lead to wheel play, noise, or spindle damage if not serviced properly.

Using matched Timken bearings and races helps maintain proper bearing preload and wheel end alignment under load. Replacing the hub seal during service is equally important, as contamination and lubricant breakdown are major contributors to premature bearing failure in heavy-duty front axle applications.