Dexter’s Pre-Greased Trailer Hub Replacement Kit

Replacing your trailer hub can seem overwhelming, time-consuming, and frustrating. Specifically, identifying the correct bearing and seal to use, packing the bearings, and installing the seal. Dexter created an easy-to-use solution with our complete line of Pre-Greased Hub & Hub-Drum Kits. Whether you are taking your trailer to a service center or doing it yourself, these kits help save time and money while providing peace of mind that the correct bearings and seal are being used. With over 60 million Dexter axles installed on trailers across North America, we know how to make highly engineered, convenient service kits for you. Each kit is built with Dexter Genuine parts, rigorously tested, and backed by Dexter’s 5-year warranty. Dexter Pre-Greased kits are designed to be quick, easy, and ready to install straight out of the box with everything you need.

ProTip: If your trailer is outside of the 2,200 lbs. – 7,000 lbs. axle capacity, Dexter has a full line of non-greased Hub-Drum and Hub-Rotor kits to fit your needs. Contact Dexter for product information, chat on our website, or call (877)973-3632.

QUICK & EASY

The Pre-Greased Hub kits come with bearings already packed with Dexter grease.  Since the seal and bearings are already installed, you will save approximately 30 minutes per hub.

NO MESS

The grease cap protects the bearings and grease from outside contaminants. The Pre-Greased Hub kit will arrive boxed and wrapped in plastic for convenience and storage.

READY TO INSTALL

Dexter’s Pre-Greased Hub & Hub-Drum kit includes the seal and greased bearings already installed, E-Z Lube® & standard grease caps, spindle attachment hardware, and lug nuts. You won’t waste time searching for the right parts to get the job done. Instead, you have everything you need from start to finish. The simple, easy-to-use solution is ready to install directly from the box.

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

Each kit includes an instruction sheet with straight-forward steps for a smooth installation process. However, if you are uncomfortable performing this maintenance, take your trailer and kit to a local service center.