Do you guys think it's a super complicated job that needs a mechanic or can I, and my friend who fixes his car a good amount and has replaced his own wheel hub assembly, can undertake it on our own? Also, do you guys have any brand recommendations (I've been suggested NAPA, Moog, Detroit Axle, and ECCPP)?

We are a company that makes technically demanding plastic parts and tools. We are one of the leading manufacturers of switchboards for automatic fuses in Europe.

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I have a 2010 Nissan Altima 2.5 S model that needs the front left and right wheel bearing hub assembly replaced. They make plenty of noise and vibration and I went to a shop and they confirmed. It's too expensive so I'm having someone I know help me fix it.

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