Bearings
Improve your RC vehicles performace with OEM & updated replacement bearings.
- RGT 5x14x5mm Metal Shielded Ball Bearings 8Pcs
Now $14.25
was $18.99Save 25% - HPI 5x8.2x2.5mm Metal Shielded Ball Bearings 2Pcs
Now $11.74
was $15.65Save 25% - HSP 3x4.5x5.5mm Steering Hub Bushes 8Pcs
Now $5.34
was $7.62Save 30% - HPI 4x8x3mm Metal Shielded Ball Bearings 2Pcs
Now $11.08
was $14.77Save 25% - Traxxas 6x10x3mm Rubber Shielded Bearings 2Pcs
Now $8.77
was $11.70Save 25% - Xinlehong 8x13x3.5mm Steel Shielded Ball Bearings 4Pcs
Now $7.08
was $10.11Save 30% - Rovan 5x11x5mm Metal Shielded Bearing 1Pc
Now $4.53
was $6.47Save 30% - Rovan Bearing 1Pc
Now $4.57
was $6.52Save 30% - Xinlehong 4x7x2mm Steel Shielded Ball Bearings 2Pcs
Now $3.17
was $4.53Save 30% - Sold out
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- Sold outRC Screwz Typhon 3S V3 Metal Shielded Bearing Kit
Now $54.75
was $73.00Save 25% - pre-order · ETA updating
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Guides
About Bearings
How are bearings measured? Example: 5x10x4mm
5mm internal diameter
10mm outside diameter
4mm wide
Should I buy a bearing with a rubber shield or a metal shield?
Rubber shielded bearings are better protected from water and dust. However, they add more friction.
Typically recommended for bearings exposed to the elements, for example, a wheel bearing.
Metal shielded bearings are not as protected from water and dust. However, they have less friction.
Typically recommended for bearing that requires high RPMs and are already protected, for example, like an internal gearbox bearing.
FAQs for Bearings
How are RC bearings measured?
By three numbers: inner diameter x outer diameter x width in mm. For example, 5x10x4 means 5mm bore, 10mm outer and 4mm wide. These measurements are listed on every bearing product page and in vehicle-specific kits.
Rubber sealed or metal shielded?
Rubber seals keep dirt out better — good for bashers and off-road cars. Metal shields spin more freely with less drag — better for racing. For most people, rubber sealed is the safer pick.
