Warranty is a crapshoot that manufacturers throw out there. They hope that more people will buy theirs because of that warranty, people thinking that they will last longer. But the reality is that even if they do fail, the majority will not be returned because either the vehicle changed hands or the original bill of sale was lost. And even if one is returned, their cost is minimal compared to the increased sales from that warranty.
Timken has lasted me so far 2+ years. Just prior to installing those, I had tried Raybestos which were THE WORST, lasting barely 2 months with a catastrophic instant failure. All the balls were gone and the truck was not drivable. Luckily I was close to home. The other one sounded like it was on its way out too. Sent them back to RockAuto and got the Timkens. I also had experience with cheap Chinese hubs with my 00 Jimmy which made my ABS go whacky and then the bearing failed within a year.
I have no experience with the Moogs but odd thing is that they are slightly more expensive than the Timkens at RA. Would be good to get a longevity report on these if possible.
If you change hubs like you do oil filters, then CCC hubs will fit your bill. But if you have a daily driver and need the longevity, get a good name brand (not Raybestos). Even though I can change hubs easily myself, I don't have the time or sometimes the place (outside in winter) to do it. Warranty is nice if you plan on keeping the truck but if you're getting it done by a shop, you might still get stuck paying the labour.
Oh, and the Raybestos had a 3 year warranty and were made in China. Looking on RA, the cheapest hubs, the Pro brand, have a 2 year warranty and are under $50.