Wheel Bearing Replacement Cost
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Average wheel bearing replacement cost

ScenarioTypical range (US)
Bearing/hub part only$60 – $200
Per wheel (parts + labor)$250 – $600
SUV / truck per wheel$350 – $800
Luxury / European per wheel$400 – $1,000
Front pair$600 – $1,200
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What affects wheel bearing replacement cost

Frequently asked questions

How much does a wheel bearing cost to replace?

Per wheel, parts and labor usually run $250 to $600, more for trucks and luxury vehicles.

Can you drive with a bad wheel bearing?

A failing bearing can seize and cause a wheel to lock or come loose, so it should be replaced promptly.

How do I know a wheel bearing is bad?

A humming or growling noise that changes with speed or turning is the classic sign.

Should I replace wheel bearings in pairs?

Not required, but many owners do the pair on an axle if both have high mileage.

Why does it cost more on some cars?

Sealed pressed bearings take more labor than bolt-on hub assemblies, and ABS sensors add complexity.

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Estimates are for general information only and are not professional or financial advice. Actual repair prices vary by vehicle, parts, and shop. Get a quote from a licensed mechanic. Last updated 2026-06-16.