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The short version
- A 2008 Toyota Tundra wheel bearing job up front uses one sealed hub, 515103, with inner seal 710626. That number covers the entire 2007-2019 run.
- The rear hub is handed and documented only for 2007-2009: 512352 on the left, 512351 on the right.
- From 2010 on, the rear has no documented number. Match the old part or the VIN, using the handed pair as a reference.
- The 2007 redesign ended the serviceable front bearing era of the older Tundra. This generation uses a sealed hub instead.
Toyota redesigned the Tundra for 2007, and the front bearing changed completely. A 2008 Toyota Tundra wheel bearing job up front means one sealed hub, not a repack job. The rear tells a shorter story: documented only through 2009.
The 2007-2019 Tundra’s core numbers
515103 is the front hub for every year in this generation, 2007 through 2019, with inner seal 710626.
The rear hub is handed and documented for 2007-2009 only. It’s 512352 on the left and 512351 on the right.
2007-2019 Toyota Tundra wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2007-2019 | Front hub, sealed | 515103 check price |
| 2007-2019 | Front inner seal | 710626 check price |
| 2007-2009 | Rear hub, left | 512352 check price |
| 2007-2009 | Rear hub, right | 512351 check price |
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Lookups run through the cross reference page.
This page covers the 2007-2019 Toyota Tundra: 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019. Other years live on the main Toyota Tundra wheel bearing page.
Rear documentation stops at 2009. The front hub covers the whole run through 2019, but the rear does not. A 2010-2019 rear order is a match job, not a catalog lookup.
Use the handed 2007-2009 numbers as the reference point: 512352 left, 512351 right. Match the number on the old part, or confirm by VIN, rather than guessing the side.
Year by year
A 2008 Toyota Tundra wheel bearing order is fully documented at both ends, like every 2007-2009 truck. Front hub 515103 pairs with the handed rear, 512352 left and 512351 right. 2010 through 2019 keep the same front hub, but the rear needs a match instead of a listing.
Where this generation fits in the Tundra’s history
The 2007 redesign moved the Tundra off the serviceable tapered front bearing used through 2006. That older setup, with its own inner bearing and a match-to-old-part outer, lives on the 2000-2006 Tundra wheel bearing page. This generation’s sealed hub does not interchange with anything on that page.
Diagnosing a 2007-2019 Tundra wheel bearing
- Jack up the wheel and check for play. Grip the tire at 12 and 6 o’clock with it off the ground. See how to check a wheel bearing for the full routine.
- Listen for a hum that builds with speed. A sealed hub going bad growls or drones, and the pitch tracks road speed. Noise that shifts in turns is a common giveaway too.
- Rule out the tires first. Uneven or cupped tire wear can sound a lot like a bad bearing. See tire noise or wheel bearing for the difference.
- Confirm which side on the rear. Left and right rear hubs are different parts on 2007-2009 trucks. Check the old part before ordering.
- Match the old part on later rear jobs. With no documented 2010-2019 rear number, compare the failed hub against the numbers above before buying.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2008 Toyota Tundra use?
A 2008 Toyota Tundra wheel bearing job up front uses hub 515103 with seal 710626. The rear hub is handed: 512352 on the left, 512351 on the right.
What wheel bearing does a 2015 Toyota Tundra use?
The front hub is still 515103 with seal 710626. The rear has no documented number for 2015, so it gets matched to the old part or confirmed by VIN.
Is the 2007-2019 Tundra rear hub handed?
Yes, for the years it’s documented. 512352 fits the left side and 512351 fits the right, both for 2007-2009 trucks.
Why does rear documentation stop at 2009?
The catalogs simply don’t carry rear listings past that year for this truck. From 2010 on, matching the old part is the reliable route.
Does the 2007-2019 Tundra share bearings with the older Tundra?
No. The 2007 redesign brought a sealed hub that replaced the serviceable bearing used through 2006. The two generations don’t interchange.