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The short version
- The 2013-2017 Honda Accord has a documented rear hub, 512544, but no listed front number. A 2013 Honda Accord wheel bearing front order goes by matching the old part or the VIN.
- Rear hub 512544 is documented for 2013 through 2016 in the catalogs.
- The 2014-2015 hybrid Accord uses a separate rear hub, 512516, apart from the gas cars.
- 2017 sits at the edge of the documented years and should be confirmed against the old part.
The 2013-2017 Honda Accord is only half documented in the catalogs. A 2013 Honda Accord wheel bearing job has a clear rear number, but the front bearing needs to be matched at the counter rather than looked up.
2013 Honda Accord wheel bearing numbers
A 2013 Honda Accord wheel bearing rear hub is 512544 on the non-hybrid car. The front press-in ball has no listed number for this generation.
Order the front by VIN through Honda’s own listings, or match the part already on the car.
2013-2017 Honda Accord wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2014-2015 | Rear hub, hybrid | 512516 check price |
| 2013-2016 | Rear hub, standard | 512544 check price |
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Lookups run through the cross reference page.
This page covers the 2013-2017 Honda Accord: 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017. Other years live on the main Accord wheel bearing page.
The catalogs list a number for the rear hub but nothing for the front press-in ball on this generation. Order the front by matching the old part or the VIN.
The hybrid rear is also its own number, 512516, separate from the standard hub. Do not swap the two.
Year by year
2013 uses rear hub 512544, with the front matched by VIN or the old part since no front number is listed.
2014 and 2015 add the hybrid split. Hybrid Accords use rear hub 512516, while gas cars stay on 512544.
2016 continues on rear hub 512544 for the standard car, with the same front gap as the rest of the generation.
2017 sits past the documented span for the rear. The generation is unchanged, so 512544 is the reference point, but match by VIN or old part to confirm.
How this generation connects to the Accord line
This generation followed the 2008-2012 cars, covered on the 2008-2012 Accord page, and kept the same press-in front design without a fresh catalog entry for it, matching the 2013 Honda Accord wheel bearing pattern of a documented rear and an undocumented front. The rear moved to a new hub casting shared across most trims.
The rear hub also carries the ABS sensor on this generation, discussed on the hub assembly page. A hum from further inboard can be the axle bearing rather than the wheel bearing, a mixup covered on the axle bearing page.
Diagnosing a 2013-2017 Honda Accord wheel bearing
- Jack up the corner and rock the wheel at twelve and six o’clock. Feel for play beyond normal tire flex.
- Spin the wheel by hand and listen for grinding rather than a smooth roll.
- Drive at highway speed and note whether the noise builds with speed, covered on the checking page.
- Rule out the tires first, since tire noise can mimic a bearing hum, detailed on the tire noise page.
- Pull the old front bearing and read any stamped number before ordering a replacement, since no catalog number is listed.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2013 Honda Accord use?
The rear is 512544 on the standard car. The front press-in ball has no listed number, so match the VIN or the old part.
What wheel bearing does a 2017 Honda Accord use?
Rear hub 512544 is the reference number, but documentation runs only through 2016, so confirm it against the old part. The front is still undocumented for this generation.
Why isn’t there a front bearing part number listed?
The catalogs simply do not carry one for this generation. Order through Honda’s own listings by VIN, or match the old part on the car.
Does the hybrid Accord use a different rear bearing?
Yes, for 2014 and 2015. Hybrid cars use rear hub 512516 instead of 512544.
Is 512544 confirmed for the 2017 model year?
It is documented through 2016 only. Treat 2017 as the same generation, but confirm by matching the old part.