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6x13 Rubber Sealed Ball Bearings (10) 6x13x5 for Traxxas RC Vehicles 5180 Revo E-Revo Summit X-Maxx TRA5180

Product ID: B00OEKPAQ6 Condition: New

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Product Description

Rubber Sealed Ball Bearings have maximum protection, and are ideal for off-road racing. They protect well against exposure to dust, dirt, and moisture, which can destroy bearings.
Includes ten (10) replacement 6x13 Ball Bearings for Traxxas RC Vehicles (or any other applications where 6x13x5mm 686 bearings are required).
Advantage Bearings have been run by some of the fastest racers in the world and have won multiple ROAR US National Championships. Over 250,000 bearings have been sold to satisfied racers all over the world!
Meets/Exceeds OEM Specifications for Traxxas 5180 (TRA5180) 6x13 Ball Bearings, used in many Traxxas models. Please reference your manual for required sizes and installation instructions.
Known to be Compatible With: Traxxas Revo, E-Revo, Summit, X-Maxx, TRX-4

All Ball Bearings are NOT created equal! Over ten years ago we tested a number of different bearing manufacturers, tolerances, and types of lubrication in order to find an optimal balance of performance, life, reliability, and price for our Ball Bearings. We've done the testing so you don't have to! The resulting bearings are OUTSTANDING, and over 250,000 bearings have been sold to satisfied customers all over the world!

Advantage Bearings have been run by some of the fastest racers in the world and have won multiple National Championships. All Advantage products are backed by a Satisfaction Guarantee. We guarantee you'll be happy with your purchase, or we will make it right!

Precision Steel Rubber Sealed Ball Bearings
The bearing's races, cages, and balls are made from Precision Chrome Steel, and come packed with a high quality grease.

The Rubber Seals protect well against exposure to dust, dirt, and moisture, which can destroy bearings. These bearings offer maximum protection at the cost of a bit of resistance (which is largely reduced after the bearings are broken in).