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Message: [QUOTE="TARM, post: 1051123, member: 578"] It also depends ALOT on how you drive and where , the load, are you running larger wider tires,rim size. They all play into bearing life. My first timkins with stock tires and not loaded up or banging around off road lasted 70K before one went. IMO you should always change both if they have seen a good number of miles as the other is not far behind but its that up to the individual. Since I started greasing I have not had to change one out so far on the stock tire rim size truck I did them on. Its got to be at least 50K by now as it was 3-4 yrs ago IIRC but I need to ask him as its his DD. [/QUOTE]

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