Eliminate loud roaring wheel bearing noises, steering wheel vibration, and ABS sensor error lights with our premium pre-greased wheel hub assemblies.
The wheel hub and bearing assembly supports vehicle weight while enabling smooth low-friction wheel rotation under high cornering loads. Pitted ball bearings, dried grease, or cracked magnetic encoder rings result in hum/growling noises that increase with speed, loose wheel play, and ABS traction light illumination. Our replacement wheel hubs feature induction-hardened raceways, multi-lip rubber lip seals, integrated magnetic ABS sensors, and high-strength wheel studs.
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All wheel hub and bearing assemblies include up to 1-year warranty coverage protecting against bearing noise, raceway pitting, seal leaks, and ABS sensor failure.
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Call Now →Complete pre-assembled front wheel hubs with integrated ABS sensor wiring harnesses and Grade 10.9 wheel studs.
Direct bolt-on rear axle wheel hub units engineered for FWD, RWD, and 4WD/AWD vehicle drivetrain configurations.
Hub units equipped with high-precision magnetic encoder rings to provide real-time wheel speed data to the ABS ECU.
Read common questions about bearing noise diagnosis, axle nut torque specs, ABS sensor integration, and fitment.
A bad wheel bearing creates a low humming or roaring noise that gets louder with speed. When gently swerving left, a failing right wheel bearing will grow louder because extra vehicle weight shifts onto it.
Tightening the CV axle nut to exact manufacturer torque specs sets internal bearing preload. Under-torquing or over-torquing with an impact wrench causes premature bearing failure within a few thousand miles.
Yes, all our replacement wheel hub and bearing units come pre-fitted with factory Grade 10.9 high-tensile wheel lug studs ready for immediate installation.
Yes! Wheel play or magnetic encoder ring damage inside a failing hub prevents the ABS speed sensor from reading wheel rotation accurately, triggering the ABS light.
Replacing wheel bearings in pairs (both front or both rear) is recommended, as both sides have endured identical mileage and wear conditions.
Contact our customer support team at +1 (855) 613-4411 with your vehicle's VIN, drive type (FWD, RWD, 4WD/AWD), and lug bolt pattern for exact match verification.
Browse our extensive selection of OEM front and rear wheel hub and bearing units or speak with a specialist today.