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Timken Wheel Bearings

If your C4 or C5 Corvette’s Wheels Bearings have gone bad we now have a cost efficient solution that will not require you to sacrifice durability or performance. In years past the only option once your Corvette’s Hub Assembly went bad was to either not drive the car or pay hundreds of dollars to replace the units with AC Delco brand wheel bearings. Sure AC Delco has a name that can be trusted, but the cost of their bearings was and is still today well above a reasonable price for most Corvette owners. With the option of having the wheel bearings rebuilt out of the question because they are non-serviceable items, many companies turned to cheap aftermarket replacements, most of which are made overseas. We would like to let you know that you do not have to settle for cheap replacements any longer as our new C4 and C5 Corvette Timken Wheel Bearing/Hub Assemblies are now available and proudly Made in the USA.

Timken vs. AC Delco

Our new Timken Wheel Bearings will allow you to save greatly over high priced AC Delco units. If you have been ignoring sure signs of a bad hub assembly such as alignment issues, premature tire wear, increased vibration and noise because you don’t want to settle for a cheap aftermarket bearing and you are not ready to spend hundreds of dollars on an AC Delco Corvette Wheel Bearing, then our new Timken hub assemblies may be exactly what you are looking for. Preset from the factory and Made in the USA, our Timken Corvette wheel bearings can be easily installed by any respectable mechanic or shop. Here is a list of the Timken Wheel Bearing/Hub Assembly installation guidelines.

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What is the one item every Corvette owner needs to own? What is the one item that no Corvette should be without? Whether stored inside or out, you have to protect your Corvette’s paint job. Some of us spend countless hours washing and waxing and we want to make sure that perfect look lasts; what better way to protect your Corvette from the elements than with a new Corvette Car Cover from Zip! This article will help you select the correct Corvette Car Cover for your needs as we outline the differences between them all and include a handy comparison. If you are not quite sure which car cover is right for your Corvette then read on for more information.

Max-Tech Car Cover

Max-Tech Corvette Car Covers are perfect if you are looking for an inexpensive cover for your Corvette. They are not meant to fully protect your Corvette’s paint from hazards nor will they keep your Corvette dry in the rain but they can offer the basics in car cover protection. All Max-Tech Car Covers are breathable so if your Corvette does get wet the water will be able to evaporate as opposed to staying trapped next to the paint. These covers are not meant to hug the contour of the body like a Stretch Satin Car Cover but they are designed specifically for Corvettes so the general body shape is noticeable.

Tan Flannel Car Cover

Tan Flannel Corvette Car Covers are excellent dust barriers for garage kept Corvettes. The outer layer is made of a Poly/Cotton material that is moisture and mildew resistant while the entire car cover is lined with soft flannel which will pamper even the finest paints. Flannel Car Covers come with grommets for a cable lock and include a storage bag as well. This car cover is not recommended for use in bad weather but would be a great barrier from prying eyes, fingerprints, surface scratches, dust and more.

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