On your off-roading excursions, it's often the big picture that counts the most. The little hold-ups don't matter much when you're finally able to reach your destination. However, the exact opposite is true when it comes to what's going on under your hood during the journey. In order to keep your truck, Jeep or SUV functioning as the rough-and-tough off-roading machine it is, you'll need to maintain and replace little parts like the Dana 44 pinion bearing now and again.

What They Do
What does a pinion bearing do? Simply put, these small yet significant pieces work alongside other parts to control the oil inside of your ride's differential housings or allow your ride to corner better, depending on where they're being used. Those used in the differential housings help to redirect oil into the hollow crankpins when needed, and the typical differential pinion bearing limits the movement of a pinion to give your truck better turning power.

Find Your Fit
While the typical pinion bearing adheres to a standard size, it's always worth a little extra effort to ensure you're really getting the part you need to upgrade your truck the right way. Use the drop-down bars at the upper left side of the page to select your year, make, model and other information to narrow down your search and find the parts that'll really suit your ride. It's a simple step that can prevent the waste of your time and resources in the long run.

Faster Shipping, Faster Upgrades
At 4WheelParts.com, we know you want to reduce your downtime between trips as much as possible. We want the same thing. That's why we offer some of the fastest shipping available, whether it's for a new Dana 60 oil slinger or something much larger. Your products will be shipped straight to you, meaning you won't need to go out of your way for pickups, and you'll be able to get your upgrades and repairs underway ASAP.