Center support bearings listed against GM applications. The carrier bearing holds the midship of a two-piece driveshaft and isolates it from the crossmember through a rubber mount.
Application is a starting point, not a fitment. The bearing inside diameter has to match the outside diameter of your midship stub, and the mount hole spacing has to match your crossmember bracket.
On a two-piece driveshaft the center support bearing carries the midship where the two sections meet. A sealed ball bearing runs on the stub shaft and sits inside a rubber isolator, which takes out driveline vibration before it reaches the chassis. When the rubber perishes or the bearing dries out, the symptom is usually a vibration or rumble that changes with road speed rather than engine speed.
Ordering by vehicle narrows the field but does not close it, because a single model can use more than one carrier across model years and driveline options. Measure the stub outside diameter and the centre-to-centre spacing of the bracket holes, then match those figures on the part page.



















