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The short version
- 1998 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing numbers hold across the whole 1993-2002 run at the front: 510007, seal kit 5696.
- The non-ABS rear stays on 512018 across all ten years.
- The ABS rear hub is only documented for 1993-1995, as 512019.
- An ABS car from 1996 through 2002 needs the rear matched to the old part.
Ten model years sit under this generation of Corolla, 1993 through 2002. The front bearing never changes across any of them. The rear tells a different story once ABS enters the picture.
The core numbers
The core 1998 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing numbers are 510007 up front and 512018 at the non-ABS rear. Both cover the full 1993-2002 span.
The rear splits by ABS, and the ABS row only carries a documented number through 1995.
Toyota Corolla wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 1993-2002 | Front, press-in ball, with seal kit 5696 | 510007 check price |
| 1993-2002 | Front hub repair kit alternative | 518507 check price |
| 1993-2002 | Rear hub, without ABS | 512018 check price |
| 1993-1995 | Rear hub, ABS | 512019 check price |
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This page covers the 1993-2002 Toyota Corolla: 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002. Other years live on the main Toyota Corolla wheel bearing page.
512019 only appears in the catalogs for 1993 through 1995 ABS cars.
A 1998 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing order on an ABS car means matching the rear to the old part. Non-ABS cars stay on 512018 the whole way.
Year by year
The front number, 510007, never changes across the full 1993-2002 run. A 1998 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing job at the front is no different from a 1993 or a 2002 one. The rear stays on 512018 for non-ABS cars every year, but the ABS row is only documented 1993 through 1995, leaving 1996 through 2002 ABS cars as a match-the-old-part job.
One front chart, a rear that depends on ABS
The front press-in design and its 510007 number carried on unchanged through this whole generation. The 2003-2008 Corolla then moved to a different front number, 510070.
The ABS rear split ended with later generations. By the 2009-2013 Corolla, one rear hub number covers every car.
Diagnosing a Toyota Corolla wheel bearing
- Listen for the noise. A worn bearing usually growls or hums, and the sound tracks road speed rather than engine RPM.
- Note whether it changes in a turn. A loaded bearing often gets louder in one direction; see the turning-noise guide.
- Rule out the tires. Cupped or unevenly worn tires can sound similar to a bearing; compare against the tire noise page.
- Check for an ABS light on equipped cars. A failing hub can disturb the wheel speed sensor reading; see the hub and ABS sensor page.
- Check for physical play. With the wheel off the ground, rock it at 12 and 6 o’clock and note any looseness.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 1998 Toyota Corolla use?
The 1998 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing front number is 510007 with seal kit 5696. At the rear, a non-ABS car uses 512018. An ABS car falls outside the documented 1993-1995 window, so it matches the old part.
What wheel bearing does a 1993 Toyota Corolla use?
Front is 510007. At the rear, 512018 covers non-ABS cars and 512019 covers ABS cars, since 1993 falls inside the documented window.
Why does the ABS rear number stop at 1995?
The catalogs only carry a documented ABS rear row through 1995. Later ABS cars are ordered by matching the old part.
Does the front wheel bearing change with ABS?
No. The front stays on 510007 regardless of ABS; only the rear splits by that feature. That holds for all ten model years.
Is the front Corolla wheel bearing press-in or bolt-on?
Press-in, and it comes with seal kit 5696 for the installation. A repair kit alternative, 518507, is also listed in the catalogs.