Repair Shops
Heavy equipment and heavy truck shops need cone, cup and assembly numbers confirmed for differential and wheel end work.
About Transmission Repairs Company
Timken only. Bearings for heavy equipment, industrial transmission and machinery repair.
We supply inch and metric Timken bearings to repair shops, distributors and equipment operators worldwide, from a single replacement part to the full bearing set for a rebuild.
Inch & Metric
Cone + Cup Listed
Written Quote
Why we focus
One brand, with tapered roller bearings at the core.
Transmission Repairs Company concentrates on Timken alone, so one supplier can cover the inch and metric series your maintenance records call for. Tapered roller bearings lead the range, and the other roller families used in the same machines sit right behind them.
Listed as a pair
CONE + CUP
The core: tapered roller bearings
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Single-row tapered roller bearings
Identified by separate cone and cup numbers.
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Double-row and multi-row tapered roller bearings
Quoted by complete assembly number.
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Inch and metric series
Request the series originally fitted to the machine.
The extension: other Timken families
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Spherical roller bearings
For heavy industrial shafts.
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Cylindrical roller bearings
For specified transmission positions.
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Thrust bearings
For specific axial load arrangements.
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Mounted units and ball bearings
For auxiliary machinery.
Who we serve
Built for the people who keep heavy machines running.
We serve four kinds of buyer: repair shops, distributors, equipment operators and transmission rebuilders. Each one needs the right Timken part for a different reason.
Distributors
Distributors need one Timken source for both inch and metric requests, without splitting orders across two vendors.
Equipment Operators
Construction, transport, mining and agricultural fleets need the correct bearing identified fast when a machine goes down.
Transmission Rebuilders
Rebuilders need bearings that match the specified setting, so rebuilt units stay quiet and stay out of the shop.
Three roles, one order
How maintenance, engineering and purchasing use us.
Each decision-maker checks something different before an order goes out. Clear part numbers and an itemized quote give all three what they need.
Heavy equipment repair manager Do I need to provide both cone and cup numbers?
Yes, where the bearing has both. List each number separately so the cup is confirmed along with the cone, and add the full assembly number if there is one. If the old part has incomplete markings, send clear photos and tell us what still needs confirming.
Mechanical engineer How should a matched or multi-row assembly be requested?
Request it by the complete assembly number, not as loose components. Include the specified bearing arrangement along with any pairing or clearance-setting information. That keeps a matched set from being treated as interchangeable parts.
Technical purchasing manager Can I compare a complete set price with itemized prices?
Yes. Tell us you want to compare both when you send your list. Part numbers, quantities and terms are written out, so you can weigh set pricing, itemized pricing and total cost on the same basis.
How we work
Identification first. Then the price.
Three principles guide every Timken order we handle, whether it is one replacement part or an assembly list for a major repair.
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Close identification gaps before quoting
We settle the exact specification, the complete assembly, and whether a separately identified alternative is acceptable before you accept a price.
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Technical changes need your approval
The buyer decides. Any technical change goes to you for approval before it moves forward.
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Put the quote in clear writing
Part numbers, quantities, price and currency, availability, estimated lead time, quote validity and applicable shipping or tax terms, all on one written quote.
Customer reviews
What repair and fleet customers say.
"When we had a gearbox failure on a mining conveyor, we needed Timken spherical roller bearings urgently. They identified the correct Timken reference from our old bearing, shipped same-day, and the gearbox was back up in under a week. That kind of response saves money in downtime."
"Our heavy equipment repair shop rebuilds differentials and wheel ends with Timken tapered roller bearings. This supplier supplies both inch and metric Timken series, which means we do not need to source from two vendors. The bearings are genuine and the pricing is fair."
"We compared Timken pricing across four suppliers for a bulk wheel end kit order. This one had the best landed cost to our port in Rotterdam, and the documentation for customs was complete. The order arrived in good condition and we will reorder."
Supply range
We supply Timken bearings to customers worldwide.
Our customer reviews come from these markets:
- United States
- Chile
- South Africa
- Netherlands
- Argentina
Company address
4600 Mount Pleasant Street NW, North Canton, OH 44620, USA
Send Your Cone & Cup Numbers
Share the numbers you have, inch or metric, and get a written quote. Have an old bearing with partial markings? Clear photos work too.
Request a QuoteInquiry
Request a written Timken bearing quote.
Tell Transmission Repairs Company what the machine needs. A single replacement part or a full assembly list for a major repair are both welcome.
