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Cheapest place to buy new rear AWD hubs?

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You can get them at advance auto for 122.99 a piece. I dont think thats too bad of a price considering I've sold hub assemblies for over 300 dollars a side.
 
What I did was I printed the page from rockauto.com for the prices and they price matched at Advance Auto for mine. So I got the same price and my hub assembly that day. This was for front passenger side not rear though. Good luck.
 
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Yea they price match anything at Advanced. I price matched somethin that was almost half the original price of the part.
 
You can get them at advance auto for 122.99 a piece. I dont think thats too bad of a price considering I've sold hub assemblies for over 300 dollars a side.
Holy crap! $300 per side? I think you lucked out finding the right buyer for that sale. I ran into this same problem on my roommate's 2G last summer and I found him a used rear hub assembly for $40 shipped. I couldn't imagine paying much more than that for a used one.

I got a price of $91 each with my discount through Ridge & Kramer, but I didn't think that was a spectatular price. Maybe I was wrong about that.

Thanks for the link, man. I guess I need to spend more time searching next time. :coy:

I'm waiting for my buddy to call me back with a price on the OEM hub assembly. He works at a Dodge dealership, so hopefully I can utilize a discount of some sort.
 
Holy crap! $300 per side? I think you lucked out finding the right buyer for that sale. I ran into this same problem on my roommate's 2G last summer and I found him a used rear hub assembly for $40 shipped. I couldn't imagine paying much more than that for a used one.

The ones for 300 are usually bigger trucks like 2500 series or 3500 series with ABS. I work at Advance if you was local i could give you my discount or a commercial discount which is better than mine in some cases.
 
Yea 90 dollars a side is a great price for rear hubs. I just checked and the best price I can do is 95.89.
 
The ones for 300 are usually bigger trucks like 2500 series or 3500 series with ABS. I work at Advance if you was local i could give you my discount or a commercial discount which is better than mine in some cases.

My buddy was manager for the commercial side so he always hooked me up with some good. Usually commercial discount and the works. That's probably why I never really have a problem price matching there.

Edit... btw I thought we were stopping the proven members from posting in the newbie forum :sneaky:
 
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Edit... btw I thought we were stopping the proven members from posting in the newbie forum :sneaky:
Not unless the question is less advanced (which this one is). Plus, I wanted Newb's and lurkers to be able to add input, as this isn't really a tech question. ;)
 
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