Moog Hub Assembly VS Cheap/Amazon-INSTALLED AND TESTED-1,000MILES-JUNK or SAME??

(Prices- $117 for the Moog and $80 for Driveworks)
I am comparing the build quality between the entry level Driveworks brand wheel hub assembly and the Moog. Both were purchased from Advance Auto online with a 20% discount code. I installed them on the rear of my 2007 Cadillac SRX-4 all wheel drive. It has been a month and over 1,000 miles. Both are still performing just fine.

[@terryparker1633]

This might be called an "unboxing" video (with some bag removal difficulty) I suppose but it's definitely NOT an evaluation that can be called "Installed and Tested."

[@noobdegs6387]

It’s 2020 how are the holding up

[@chetmyers7041]

Side-by-side comparison will not show difference of steel, or quality of internal bearings.

[@fideladame3975]

I've used the cheaper brand and they are doing great still. I have used the expensive ones as well and do not see a difference in my opinion.

[@ziauddin7948]

nice wheel hub & bearing #👍🇵🇰

[@feeshermann726]

Little like buying a KIA vs Toyota. Kia will easily last 1 year like the Toyota. The real test is what happens on year 4. Great they both work fine for the first few months though.

[@tonykarata9398]

Drive works is bunk ..... and I had bearing s that come in drive works box and say wb bearings

[@tonykarata9398]

The drive works some are made by wb bearings .... ive seen that brand on rock auto they kinda cheap

[@xandervk2371]

Any updates?

[@08lerash]

Sold the vehicle. Would have to ask the new owner. 😃

[@sendit1158]

So wheres the test, thumbs down

[@Tom-90210]

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