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Anyone put in a pair of Warn Premium hubs Part number 95070? Do they fit these newer trucks? Seems as they are not listed to fit unless it's like F550 is that true?
There is an older thread from a couple of years ago where someone put these on his 2017. I’d like to install them as well but I would like to see a correct application in print as well. Maybe a call to the Warn tech line can answer that question.
Yep, they'll work just fine. But you will no longer have the auto engage capability, truly manual. I returned mine because of the outrageous price. But yes they did fit. My original hubs were getting harder and harder to turn, found a video on how to tear them apart, clean lube and fix, two years later my oem hubs are fine.
Anyone put in a pair of Warn Premium hubs Part number 95070? Do they fit these newer trucks? Seems as they are not listed to fit unless it's like F550 is that true?
I did and they slide right in. The main benefit is they use 6 bolts instead of the stock 3 to better seal against the hub, preventing water/contaminate ingress. They also are an all metal design.
Each have been replaced already once, now another is very hard to turn and I don't want to get caught someday when I really need the 4wd. Just don't understand they don't list it as it fits 2017 and up.
Each have been replaced already once, now another is very hard to turn and I don't want to get caught someday when I really need the 4wd. Just don't understand they don't list it as it fits 2017 and up.
It fits, I'd bet money that it fits.
ANY 2005+ truck with the Dana Super 60, including the F-450/550, will accept this locking hub. Warn even makes the stock hub for Ford as well.
I can’t find any seller’s websites that say these will fit my 2017 F350!
i have read some subtle changes were made to the 17 and up front axle assemblies and maybe that’s why. Why would warn only list fitment for the 550? There has to be a good reason.
I have them in my Amazon cart just waiting for the price to drop. I don't feel like spending over $300 on them when I don't need them right now. The ESOF will stop working at some point...
I will probably buy when I can make sure they fit, looking at 420 bucks though!
Are you looking for em in Canada?, $420 is stupid money for these. The link below has them for $325 with best offer.
Idk why you are so apprehensive, they fit... I've physically installed them, people have showed pictures with them installed. Screw the manual- half of the printed resources are out of date anyways, or have textual errors. If you don't trust us on the forum, why pose the question?
95060 is black and 95070 is chrome. Can someone confirm this? I've had the -60 in my cart for a while waiting for a price drop ($380 currently), but it wasn't until this thread that I knew about the -70 part number.
I will be getting the chrome ones, I just been asking the question bout these because people say they fit but are not listed as they do fit. I think Warn would be missing out on sales by people passing on them figuring they just don't fit. Especially that no other stock trucks made now have them.
95060 is black and 95070 is chrome. Can someone confirm this? I've had the -60 in my cart for a while waiting for a price drop ($380 currently), but it wasn't until this thread that I knew about the -70 part number.
Correct, the black hubs I have are Warn # 95060, chrome is 95070. Oddly enough, it seems the black command more money
I was patient and snagged them on eBay for $110. I would set up a search with notification when a pair is listed so you can jump on 'em. They don't seem to last long sub $200 on eBay.
Correct, the black hubs I have are Warn # 95060, chrome is 95070. Oddly enough, it seems the black command more money
I was patient and snagged them on eBay for $110. I would set up a search with notification when a pair is listed so you can jump on 'em. They don't seem to last long sub $200 on eBay.
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