Original Pollard Bearings

The world renowned name in the production of:

Ball Bearings | Roller Assemblies | Cylindrical Roller Bearings | Transmission Units

Pollard Ball and Roller Bearing Company with its headquarters at Ferrybridge, West Yorkshire was a manufacturer of ball and roller bearings founded by John King. Formerly it had been known as Ferrybridge Industries and was originally a small family motor repair firm, Whitehouse Motor Industries, Ford dealers. These later became part of the world known bearings company "Ransome Hoffmann Pollard Co." in 1969.

When you need a Pollard Bearing you need us.

These bearings were absolute top quality and supplies are diminishing yearly. Classic car owners search high and low to find the original bearings for their cars. 99 times out of a hundred we can supply or source your Pollard Bearing.

We have a huge inventory of Pollard branded Ball and Roller Bearings and access to further stocks courtesy of our world-wide sourcing network. Should the Pollard Bearing you need prove to be obsolete we can even have replacement bearings manufactured specifically for your application.

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So whatever the size, whatever the quantity, whatever the type... Contact us today!

Just give us a call on 0113 263 1919

Or Email: bearinginfo@gmail.com

 

Top Quality British Made Pollard Bearings For Classic Cars

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Original Pollard Bearings - All Sizes and types of Pollard Bearings Available

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Pollard Ball And Roller Bearings By Orinoco Bearings - Leeds UK

Tel: +44(0)113 263 1919