2PACK TIMKEN 6202-2RS Double Rubber Seal Bearings 15x35x11mm, Pre-Lubricated and Stable Performance and Cost Effective, Deep Groove Ball Bearings.

Timken makes premium bearings. You know what you are getting at least.

I installed these on the rear axle of my Trike to replace the cheap ones that came with the tricycle. Good quality. Very happy with them.

Quality replacement part, fit perfectly just like the original bearings. hoping to get another 25 years out of my reliable Echo gas powered hedge trimmer.

Replaced two existing off brand bearings on my band saw with this product. It always works out to buy quality for these types of applications.

It is too early to rate the performance of this product. They seem to fit ok. The reason I selected Timken is that I thought the bearings were made is the U.S.A. They are from China! I needed 2 more bearings for another part of the machine and elected to go to a mungrol brand this time at half price, they are probably from China as well!

These are good bearings. I ordered them by the bearing number not knowing I needed imperial sizes for an old Craftsman table saw. My mistake. Ill use them for something eventually.

I replaced bearings in a Delta Jointer, after which the cutter head felt tight and heard bearing noise when It was turned it on. This replacement in the Delta was not complicated, simple, straightforward. Not mad really, just hoped for more - not less.

I purchased a set of these to replace the worn and noisy (but still working) bearings in a 1980s era 3/4 HP 6 bench grinder I use as a scotchbrite / wire wheel station. As expected the bearings fit great and did a fantastic job bringing new life into an old machine. The only bummer was the lack of timken stickers to stick on the grinder when it was done =)

Perfect for the project I had lined up

These bearings allowed me to convert the 85SX hub I’m using on my 65SX minimotard. The 85 has a 17mm front axle, these are correct OD and fit the 15mm axle on the 65SX. They are 2mm wider so I had to adjust the spokes a bit for the offset change.